MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1941.
PAGE SEVEN
SHRINE POTENTATE
TAKEN TO CRATER
AFTER CEREMONY
Thomas C. Law of Atlanta.
Ga., Imperial potentate of the
Ancient Accepted Order, Nobles
of the Mystic Shrine, left by
train Wednesday night after
paying an official visitation to
Hillah Temple and being guest
of honor at a number of func
tions In southern Oregon.
A highlight of his visit was
a trip Wednesday to Crater
Lake national park where a
park service representative took
him and his host party of Call
fornia and Oregon Shrines on
a tour of the park, dazzling un
der its light blanket of snow.
Later. Mr. Law was honor
guest at a cocktail and dinner
party in Hotel M e d f o r d.
Shriners were present from the
San Francisco bay and Sacra
mento districts of California as
well as distant parts of Oregon.
Guests from Portland Included
William J. Hofman, past poten
tate of Al Kader Temple and
a trustee of the Shrine Hos
pital for Crippled Children, and
Luther A. Duckworth, recorder
of Al Kader Temple.
In honor of Mr. Law's offic
ial visitation, a fall ceremonial
was staged Tuesday evening by
Hillah Temple in its home city
of Ashland. The ceremonial was
held in the Ashland armory and
other phases of the reception
. were held in the banquet hali
of the Elks temple. Various side
events in honor of the visiting
Imperial potentate were held
throughout the day and evening.
HONOR 4-H COOK
OUTSTANDINO. work In food
preparation hat won for Hani
Buckingham, 11, of Monro, the
honor at being named aa an Oregon
delegate to the 20th National 4-H
Club Congreea In Chicago Nov. 28
Dee, 6. During her ton yeara
of club work, State Club Leader
H. C Seymour announced, Hezol
prepared 754 meals, and 222 dishes,
baked 199 batchee of bread, eakee
and cookies, put up 481 quarts and
188 containers of food, and handled
842 fowle. She won many plaolngi
on her exhlblte, ao well aa In cook
ing demonetratlene, and Judging
content. . . As atata winner the
girl receives an all-expense trip tc
Chicago provided by the Servel
home economise department, donor
also of tlx $300 scholarships for
national winners. This la the
seventh year of the eontest, which
la conducted In cooperation wltti
the extension eervlee.
Washington, Nov. SI
The federal trade commission
got out a complaint this week
charging two Oregon corpora
tions with misrepresentation and
false advertising.
The complaint named the
Atmoray, Inc., Portland, sales
company, and Atmozone. Inc.,
Oregon City, manufacturer of
an ozone generator.
The commission charged the
companies advertised the gener
ator as effective In treatment
of several diseases; that actually
It was of no value in such cases.
NEW SAWMILL
Roseburg. Ore . Nov. 21 (JP)
The Lane-Linn Logging com
pany soon will operate a 50,000
board foot sawmill at Winches
ter, five miles north of here.
The first extended over-water
flight was in 1910 when Glenn
L. Martin piloted his seaplane
from the California mainland to
Catalir.a Island and return.
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
SHEETS FUNERAL
2 P J. SATURDAY
Luclnda Sheets, who passed
away near Eagle Point early
Thursday was born at Goshen,
Ind., June 13, 1884. She came
to Jackson county when a small
child and was a daughter of
David and Elmira Whetstone.
She was married to William H.
Pullen at Jacksonville In 1883
and three children were born
to this union, Jesse Pullen of
Bandon, Ore.; Thos. Pullen of
Eagle Point and Eva L. Zim
dars of Parma. Idaho. Mr. Pul
len passed away in 1918.
In 1922 she was married to
W. H. Sheets who passed away
la 1928.
Besides her three children,
she leaves two sisters and one
brother, Alice Murphy of Wil
liams, Ore.; Lavina Walters,
Medford and Francis Whetstone
of Central Point
Funeral services will be held
at the Conger chapel at 2 p. m.
Saturday with Rev. Ernest J.
Wine of Ashland officiating. In
terment will be In the Central
Point cemetery.
Douglas county; Dave and M.
F. Pence of Trail and Mrs. Amos
McKee of Ruch. Also 13 grand
children and one great grand
child. Funeral services' will be held
at the Conger chapel at S p.
m. Saturday with Rev. D. E.
Millard officiating. Interment
will be In Central Point cemetery.
Waldport, Ore., Nov. 21. (IP)
School board members promised
Lincoln county teachers as much' pERN VALLEY TO HOLD
salary increase as ma ouagei
permitted.
In Tokyo an earthquake shock
occurs on the average ol once
every three days
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
Fern Valley. Nov. 31. Sp
Fern Valley Sunday school
will hold its annual rally day
Sunday with Sunday school and
program In the morning and a
basket lunch at noon. In the
afternoon Rev. D. D. Randall
will preach. All Interested are
urged to attend and a special
invitation is extended North
Phoenix residents.
Marriage Licenses
H. Lyle Hoefft and Alice
Marie Schlinsog.
Lowell L. Morrison and Bette
Jean Hall.
Maynard Cordell Byrd and
Dorothy Hall Kincart.
Eugene E. Prince and Edith
Elizabeth Price.
Divorces Filed
Montana Joy Gilhousen vs.
Al Gilhousen.
Elmo D. Grimes vs. Myrtle
Grimes.
Ruby O. Carpenter vs. Jesse
R. Carpenter.
Isabel! Clark vs. Charles Ed
ward Clark. Jr.
Luella Kivett vs. Elmer Ki-vett.
Probate Court
. Estate of Myrtle K. Standefer,
deceased.
DEMOCRACY
La Grande, Ore., Nov. 21 UP)
Members of the South 40 club
were told by G. .A. Brown,
Interstate Creameries' manager,
at a meeting this week, that
since democracy appeared to
operate through pressure groups,
agriculture needed lobbyists.
Joseph M. Schenck, movie
producer, once was a clerk In
a drug store on the Bowery,
New York
MAGGIE I. GEARY
PASSES AGED 74
Maggie J. Geary, 74, pioneer
resident of Jackson county,
coming here at the age of 10
years, passed away at Kennett,
Cal., November 18. She had
been there only two weeks with
her children.
Mrs. Gery was born In Illin
ois. After coming to Oregon
with her parents, she was mar
ried to Ben Geary who passed
away many years ago.
Surviving are six children,
Ben and Sam Geary of Trail:
D. P. Geary, Clara Morrison and
Elva Palmer of Kennett, Cal.,
and Sadie Thomas of Sacra
mento, Cal. Also three brothers
and one sister, Ed Pence of
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CUT SPAGHETTI. MACARONI. ENRICHED FLOUR, Kitchen Craft,
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Julia Le Wright's ENRICHED BREAD DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR.-. 49-lb. sack I1.9S
LIBBY DEVILED MEAT. No. M can Se Spry PANCAKE FLOUR. 28-os. pkg. 17e
DEVILED HAM, Underwood. No. Vt can lie LUMBERJACK SYRUP J-Ib. can 49c
8s'H BPREAD' D,nB,,"' 10e TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn. 49-os. 19e
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HARSERADISH MUSTARD. Nalley. No. 1 flat can. 3 for 15a
wJrf uii'r v".""?e".'I" DEL monte plums, m can. 3 for js
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Pioneer MINCED CLAMS. No. Vi ean 17 Satin Mix It Brkn Mix CANDY. Lb bag lie
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BEER
bottle. 3 (or 25c
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RITZ
CRACKERS
Lg. pkg. I9o
BONNIE
DOG FOOD
No. I can
6 for 25c
HONEY ... 5 lb. pail 39c
Pancake Flour H. B. 10 lb. 45c
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1 petislng. savory meat loaf, tender.
flavorful beef or pork roast, or de-
II licious, thick, sisaling hot steaks.
Make all your meat selections from
your nearest Safeway market, and
be sure always of quality and
HIGHWAY
STRING BEANS
3 tor 25c
No. 303
Tin
GARDENSIDE
PEAS
No. 303 tin
3 for 25c
No. 303
Tin
GARDENSIDE
CORN
3 for 25c
BEEF
SIRLOIN
STEAK lb. 31c
ROAST lb. 22c
Blade Cuts
Ground Raund
STEAK lb. 25c
Rib Steak lb. 33c
PORK
ROAST., lb. 19c
Picnic Style
Loin Roast lb. 25c
STEAK., lb. 25c
CHOPS., lb. 29c
Center Cut
By the piece ib. 25c
Any sis .
Sliced . . . Ib. 33c
No Rind. No Wast.
OYSTERS
Grade A . pint 29c
SAFIWAY'S LOW-COST CUTS HAVI THI GOODNESS AND FLAVOR YOU GIT ONLY IN QUALITY MIATI
TlV Sn-Poxb Soap
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WHITE KING
CRANUUUO SOAP
29c
Camay
-7c
SLICED PINEAPPLE
PINEAPPLE JUICE
PINEAPPLE
BEANS
PEAS
OATS
SfoSc.ly
No. 2i can
Stok.h
46-oi. can
No. 2 can
H.lni, Boston, Kidney
or V9tarln, 12-os. can
Del Mont. Early Garden
No. 2 can
Mother's
Cu. and Saucer
19c
27c
2 for 25c
3 for 19c
2 for 25c
I;. pkg. 29c
SCO
Makes flaky
tl Crest
1 T
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SHELLAR FACIAL
TISSUES, 300's
.3s
BRILLO SOAP PADS. pads 3c
GERBER'S DRY CEREAL,
3-os. pkg lte
rAVORITE MATCHES,
carton of I bexs...
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...17.
...33.
JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT
WAX, quart can.
CHOC. PINWHEELS,
1 lb. cell
OLEO, Sunnybank
31b. pkg
PAPER NAPKINS .
CHOC DROPS,
Mb. cello bag lie
SNOWFLAKE SODA
CRACKERS 2 lb. box J9e
WHITE MAGIC BLEACH,
Vi gal
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fancy Jonathan, Wine
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ORANGES
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Crammed with sweet
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CABBAGE, local crisp . . . . Ib. 2c
CELERY. Oregon Utah type . . .lb. 5c
POTATOES, Klam. Gem No. 2 501b. 79'
Dry Onions 101b. bag 29c
Yellow No. 1
SQUASH . Ib. iy2c
Banana ot Hubbard
.17.
HEINZ SOUPS, small
tins 3 for J$
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