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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1941. , EDDSNGTON RUES 2 PI SATURDAY T. B. Eddington, who wag ac cldently killed In a logging camp near Glendale, Ore., Wed nesday, an account of which ap peared in yesterday'! paper, was born In Webster county, Mo , June 8. 1882. He cam to Jack son county at the age of 10 and has resided here since. He attended the schools at Central Point where they re sided for 10 years before mov ing to Sams valley. He was mar ried in 1905 to Ethel Rowe who survives. One son is left, Virgil A. Eddington of Anchorage, Alaska. Also his father, W. W. Eddington of Sams valley and two sisters and one brother, Are You Interested In LEARNING BEAUTY CULTURE Would a Scholarship of S75DO-S5OOO or S2500 interest you If you could earn it In thirty minutes? For full particulars telephone, write or call In person. Medford School of Beauty Culture 235 East Main Street Medford, Oregon Mrs. Rette Newton, Turloek Ca... Mrs. Mary Collet, Grants Pass and N. Eddington of Sams valley. Funeral services will be held at the Conger chapel at 2 p. m, Saturday with Rev. D. E. Mil, lard officiating. Interment win be in the Central Point cemetery. SGT. GREENBERG DOFFS UNIFORM Fort Custer, Mich., Dec. 5. WV-Sgt. Henry Greenberg, who was called from the Detroit Tigers' outfield to become soldier, said farewell to the United States army today and planned to resume the life of a baseball player. Greenberg declared his big gest thrill of leave-taking was that "now I am able to become a ballplayer again." , Greenberg, who will be 31 i years old January 1, qualified i for release under the army nil- C ing that men over 28 may be discharged. He now becomes a member of the army's trained reserve. Last night, as he put aside his uniform, the sergeant gathered together a gang of his soldier friends and treated them to a party at nearby Kalamazoo, Mich. Um Mail Tribune MONTGOMERY WARD' ilk ST , rD YOU MAGN,F,CENT M SABLE-DYED CONEY f H rtt AT A BUDGET PRICE! IMlA b- ' $44 .we--- - ITS LUXURY FURS AT A SAVING Want a great big hugt Give her 4t t a seal-dyed or cocoa-dyed Squir- N 1 rel Lock Plus tax " ' or A Plul Thll Christmas, spring the grand surprlsel Give her furt with all the shining lustra of first qual ity pelts while we can still mote them for $441 With such "extras" as windshields In the sleeves, edges reinforced for wear. And remember, oil It takes b a small down payment) MAGNIFICENT QUALITY FURS Sable Dyed Marmot excise tax 3139 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 393d .- yAA 1 ( it ' United Atr Lines inaugurated I- Northern California: Fair to-i Portland, Dec. 8. W The service here on its Pacific coast ! night and Saturday, except Portland woolen mills last night route. Four planes, two flying '''8"' rain over the coi5t granted Its employes a 8-cent north and two south will stop " .in n ' T P' b " here daily. Ui Mail rriourj wmnt tt portion; morning fog and light frost in the valleys; light var liable wind off the coast. week for life when they retire under social security benefits. BEELINE THROUCH P Carolina's Pee Dee river fail to nil I N E S Pine weeds near South t Uf hi tank ent seed in war drill. J. TAKEN BY DEATH Joseph J. Tryon, prominent resident of Talent for the last IS years, passed away In a local hospital late Thursday evening at the age of 67. Born in Kansas City, Kansas, luly 14, 1874, he came to Ore ,on at the age of 14 and was named, at Albany in 1897 to -ena Curl and has been engaged in the mercantile business since that time. Mr. and Mrs. Tryon came here from Portland where he sold out his store and en gaged in a general mercantile business at Talent where he was prominent in civic affairs. Mr. Tryon was a member of the Presbyterian church at Al bany, and of the Macabee lodge there. Besides his wife, he leaves one sister, Mary Porter of Port-' land. The remains are at the Conger chapel and will be for warded to Portland where serv ices and interment will take place. About 800.000.000,000.000 light waves enter the ey In on second when looktnf at a rlolet-colored object. P. PASSES AGED 68 Edwin P. Hughes, long time resident of Jackson county, com ing here in 1893, passed away at his home, 709 North Riverside shortly after noon yesterday at the age of 68. Mr. Hughes followed farming until he engaged in the real estate business which he has fol lowed for the last 35 years. He was member of the Christian church of Phoenix. Five children survive, Thel ma Fox of French Gulch, Calif.; Cecil Hughes, Hoquiam. Wash.; I. Delbert, San Diego; Mrs. Rob ert. Hollingsworth, Compton, Calif., and Merle Hughes of Medford. Also several grand children. Three brothers are also left, Walter of San Diego; Robert L., Albuquerque. N. M., and L. H. Hughes of Medford. Funeral services will be con ducted at the Conger chapel at 1:30 Monday with the Rev. D. . Millard officiating. Interment in the Medford I.O.O.F. cemetery. SALEM ON AIR MAP Salem, Dec. 8. (Jf) Salem took its place on the United States air map today when I fl sT'' .V f Sir j 1 . -T m u mm , ri..i " jffiw the customers right You cant ma Ice a bad cup of M-J-B" m-j(k'u Cooper tells Susanna Foster on the set of Paramount1! "GLAMOUR BOY IUIANNAi Somt im for torn, fter'tr rsl ss m ioJ irrktr m this pitnr: U mil iktt tuif ntlf JCKIIi Smtt a. STlviU y,m hnt tmf ef SUSANNA S. ym rt m sUmik m trru, mw Ihu a t mat img tW good.' JACKIIi uit t ik mi I'll mi itmt venter ccfitt SUSANNA! ff, r,H. ls.il. Htvi nm tH t tm rffe-M4f met? JACKIIi Cbvk-I mt M. . B. fff plm, O. k. nrrj Ben's why it never falls! Make your coffee with the sair care as you hare in the pant. The two exclusive M. J. B. features a nrm roiwrf and dfivb't btnd ny will give you the finest cup of coffee you ever tafftedt OUARANTtE. Buy a round of M.J. B. Try it for a wtk. If yon don't agree It's hetter than aire other coffee-return the ltd to at. J. B. Co.. San Franciton. and we will refund imbl jour purchase price- HI ti mtfitm nffM ixlarw IIOUIAS. slM.tvsvwtv , m We Give S&H Green Stamps One Stamp with every 10c Purchase. (Fair trade Items excepted.) Double Stamps every Wednesday on purchase of S2.00 or over. , Special prices effective Sat., Mon except as otherwise noted. NEW BUSINESS , HOURS Week days 7:30 a.m.-S p.m. Sunday S a.m. to 7 p.m. FOUR FREE DELIVERIES DAILY ON ORDERS OF 11.00 OR OVER PIGGLY WIGGLY BUTTER, 2 lbs. 82c Grade "A," made from se lect quality oe "A" Cream. EGGS Grade A. Med., 2 dot. 67c Grade A. Large. 2 dot. 75c 21c Fresh Whole Wheat FIG BARS ..... 2 lbs. Rich, Oily atf PEANUT BUTTER . . 2 lbs.2VC Swift's Premium a a MILK, tall cans . . . 4 forOOC Dinner Bell MARGARINE .... 2 Ibs.ZVC KNOX SPARKLING 0 GELATIN . . . . .2 pkgs.ODC COMPLETE FRESH STOCKS CANDY and NUTS IVORY b,f 9e SOAP mtJm bar 6e - OXYDOL L' pk 2U P WIITI MiDUltPlllt Giant sixe. 6 for 23c CAMAY Mb. 3&. CRISCO 3 for 17c ..... 24c 67c SUGAR Sea Island, Gane, 10 lbs. 63c; 25 lbs. $1.54 Spreckles, Beef, 10 lbs. 62c; 25 lbs. $1.52 FLOUR DRIFTED SNOW, 2V2 lbs. $1.09; 49 lbs. $1.99 GOLD MEDAL, 2V2 lbs. $1.13; No. 10 bag 51c Toiletries-Remedies You alway. .ave on your fav orite brand at Piggly Wiggly. 200 Sheets 13c 2 for 25c ICONOMY BOX W0 Sheets 280 for 55c Hinds Honey and Almond AO 4' os. bottle. 2 for Pkg of 50 A.B.C.D. Vitamin Capsules 60c siie ALKASELTZER 60c SAL HEPATICA 25c si.e FEENAMINT 100 pure ASPIRIN 79c 49c 43c 21c 19c H. O. Quick or Regular OATS, Small 12c Large Mixed Fruit PEELS, ready lo use, I -lb. pkg. Kerr't BOILED CIDER, pint 25c; quart Soft Shell WALNUTS . .... 2 lbs Fresh Roasted PEANUTS . . ... 2 lbs. '"C Alber's 29c 35c 43c 29c CORN FLAXES, 3 ll-oz. pits. Fire Chief, Strike Anywhere MATCHES . . 6-box carton 19c ALBER'S FLAPJACK 53c ubel KARO SYRUP "ki,5 37c MatterpUe SPINACH, 2 cans 23c No. 1 tall cans H D Brand GREEN LIMA BEANS No. 2 cans 2 for 29c Commerce Salmon, 18-cz. can 25c Fancy Columbia Chinook A M.al for 4 In 9 Minute. 2 Packages 19c Fed M.xlcan BEANS, 5 lbs. 29c Cobure GREEN BEANS, can I Oc No. 2 can., .tringl.ss Waikikl PINEAPPLE, 2 for 2Sc No. 2 canst matched slices Troco Margarine 2 lbs. 41c f U -11 JM n Hnl fry! 60c Steer Beef POT ROASTS, lb. 19c U. S. Inspected Steer Beef Blade Cut. BACON AHnrro.t,fup,itc.c.u:,d lb. 25c SLICED BACON, i2 lb. cello 1 7c Morrell's Fancy PORKpVcVlb-igc 88h,?cu,. lb. 25c HAM and VEAL LOAF . . 2 lbs. 45c Seaion.d, Ready for Baking HENS each 59c Nice and Fat. FANCY TURKEYS. FRYERS, HENS. RABBITS Meat Prices for Saturday Only HOURS: Week Days 8 a.m. to 8 p. m. Sun. 9 to 7 5 AVACADOS ; . . . 2 for 19c DRY ONIONS, Ore. U. S. No. 2 10 lbs. 17e CARROTS ... 2 bun. 5c Fresh, Crisp and Sweet Flavored. CABBAGE : . . per lb. 1c Solid Heads for Kraut By the Crate. ORANGES NEW CROP NAVELS Nice Six 3 dozen 29c Produce Prices for Saturday Only
