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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1942.
ON CIA'S NEEDS
AT LIONS MEET
Dr. Erma Gordon, state direc
tor of China relief, addressed
the Lions club luncheon-meeting
at the Hotel Medford, Wednes
day, on affairs In China and
their relation to the war. Dr
Cordon pointed out that the
stubborn and relentless opposl j
tfon the Chinese are offering to ,
the Japanese, Is keeping a Jap- '
anese army of about a million '
men away from the conflict In
the south sea. I
Dr. Cordon pointed out that,
due to Japanese Invasion, a tre
mendous strain had been placed
on the living conditions of the
interior provinces. Almost fifty
million people have been forced
to the Interior; there have been
300,000 child casualties, and
almost five million adults have
sacrificed their lives, since the
Invasion of China began, said
Dr. Cordon.
Accompanying Dr. Gordon,
was C. E. (Pop) Gates, Medford
Chairman of the present China
relie drive, who stated $1
would buy food for a child for
a whole month in China that
$20 would clothe and feed a
child for a year.
The club voted to sponsor
Troop 3, Boy Scouts, for the
ensuing fiscal year. President
Eston Humphrey stated that
committeemen would be named
Immediately to work with the
icoutmastcr of Troop 3.
A highlight of Dr. Cordon's
visit was a round-table discus
sion, in which she answered
questions about Germany, where
she resided, both before and
after Hitler came into power.
Highlights of the discussion
were: "The system of enslave
ment la more complete today
than ever before in the history
of the world methods of pun
ishment are more effective:
whole families suffer for the
offens of one person. Germany
is stronger than we think; Ger
man nationals all over the
world contribute financially
nd work toward accomplish
ment of the Hitlerian goal. Tit?
German youth is trained from
the time he is 10 years old to
become a soldier; ha is taught
that the German people are in
vincible that, not in thousands
of years has Germany been in
vaded and that every worth
while thing accomplished can be
traced to German origin."
. Music was afforded by a
group of Eve Prentice's Accor-dianas.
6IGNE IN ITALY
' Portland, March 26.
The former Slgne Rasmus.ien of
Portland, erstwhile University
of Oregon co-ed and Portland
newspaper woman who married
Nazi propagandist and went to
Germany, has been in Florence,
Italy, recently, her mother, Mrs.
Sophie Rasmusscn learned today.
Mail Tribune Ad
Finds Dog Before
Paper Published
Mail Tribune classified ad
vertising results before the
ad is in the paper was the ex
perience of Keith Barrow,
340 Edwards street yester
day. Porky, his wire-haired
bulldog, wandered away
from home and Barrow de
cided to try the "classified
ad way."
While placing the adver
tisement at the Mail Tribune
Lynn Jenkins, carrier boy,
happened to overhear the de
scription of the dog and told
Barrow he had Just seen the
dog on Fir street. Together
the two set out in search of
missing Porky and found him
wandering about on Fir
street.
So it pays to advertise
sometimes even verbally.
S.P.
GENERAL SHIFT
San Francisco, March 26 IJP)
A general shift in key posi
tions in Southern Pacific was
announced today as a result of
retirement of two veteran exec
utives. J. H. Dyer, vice president in
charge of operations who has
been with the railroad 54 years
and C. M. Scott, San Francisco
treasurer for the company, will
retire April 1.
President A. T. Mercler an
nounced L. B. McDonald, gen
eral manager, will succeed Dyer.
C. F. Donnatin, assistant general
manager, will replace McDon
ald. J. W. Corbett, superintend
ent of the Portland division
will become assistant general
manager, and In turn will be
succeeded by M. L. Jennings,
superintendent of the San Joa
quin division.
Medard Kerr, assistant to the
executive vice president of the
Travel Table
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Easter Card
For Everyone
Leveller than ever before.
Thousands to choose from
in our big di.play. Select
them bow.
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Communications
Why Medford Must Have Meters
To the editor:
I attended last night's water
board public meeting I had
already investigated thoroughly
the present water meter propo
sition I was there to listen.
Some of the arguments were
foolish some showed intelli
gent thought but lack of know
ing the facta most of what was
said was well prepared and to
the point but.
Not a single argument, for or
against, was brought out that
had not been thoroughly thresh
ed out by the water board and
army engineers, both before and
after Pearl harbor but the
public does not know that
Personally, I am against
meters, so Is all the water
board, and plenty of others, but
there is NO other answer at
this time. It is going to have
to be meters we are in a mili
tary tone now.
The men on the water board
are among the most intelligent,
successful business men Med
ford has, capable of meeting big
problems like this and get the
correct answer. Let us leave It
entirely with them: they KNOW
what they are doing.
People are not going to find
meters as hard to take as they
think. A few large water users
will be hit, of course, but not
the average citizen.
I will have an even dozen
meters on my properties so I
should be Interested.
Geo. Iverson,
Medford, March 26
seven miles north of here, forc
ing a dozen guests to flee their
rooms in nightclothes. 1'he hotel
manager estimated the loss at
920,000.
Caa Mall Tribune vast ade.
Naval affair in the United
States were administered by the
war department until 1798.
Closing time for CUaetfted Ads a
m Too late to CUneltv 13:30
P sa.
HOTEL BURNS
McMinnvill Ore.. March 26
liP) Fire early today destroyed
the Brooks hotel at Carlton,
Aggravating Gas
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WtST HIDE FIMHMACY
HAVE YOUR GLASSES
CLEANED FREE
Prevents windshields, bathroom mirrors, eye
glasses from fogging. See demonstration all this
week at
JARMIN'S PENNYWISE
CUT RATE DRUG
LADY DEMONSTRATION AGENT WANTED
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old TrMtmtnt Of tan
Brings Happy Relief
Many raffrrrrv re!iev Bifxirf ba'fcseh
niFaUy, once) toy ctcorcr liM lea real cauaa
Of their trouble may b tirnl ktjneya.
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tnf tin rieeasj avcila and wwt out of tea Lloc4.
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When tiiaorJer of kuney (aucUon prm.ia
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To Rlsmslh rail
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BIG "Y" SUPER MARKET
Cheek These Values! "It's (he Saving On Every Item Thai Counts"
Oxydol, giant pkg 63t
Oxydol, large pkg 23
Dash, giant pkg 49f
P. and G. Laundry, 10 ban. . . .39
O. K. Laundry, 10 bars 32
Ivory Snow, lg. pkg 22
Ivory Snow, lg. pkg 22t?
Ivory Bar, lg 4 for 37t?
Ivory Bar, med 3 for 17?
Lava Bar. 3 bars 19c
Camay Toilet 3 bar 20
Guet Ivory 6 bar 25
C W. Cle&nser. 6 can 25c?
Amaizo Glos Starch, lb. pkg. . .
Linit, 214-pound pkg
Bon Ami Powder, 12-oz.. .2 for
Aerowax, No-rub, Liquid Wax,
V2 gal
Radiant Furniture Polish, qt.. . .
Pad-O-Magic Scouring Pads,
2 pkg
Sciloff, All Purpose Cleaner, qt
Mop Sticks, strong spring, each
Our Leader Broom, 69c vol., ea.
M.D. Tissue, 1030 sheet., 3 rolls
Rex Lye 3 cans
70
2a
25
85
19
25
120
490
Ask for your free copy of Pictorial Incendiary Bomb Control. This gives you
step by step, approved method of how to protect your property from ther
mite and magnesium bombs.
BIG T THRIFT DEPARTMENT
$1.75 Workmen's Lunch Kils
25 Double-Edge Razor Blades
$2.50 Electric Hsaling Pads
TOBACCO BUYS!
$1.29
,. 13c
SI. 5 9
S1.7S Electric Hot Plates 98c
Lg. alia Enamel Roasters 79c
Wire Diih Drain Racks ISc
5-gal Galvanised Oil ens 11.13
PU Icy Hot Vacuum Bots 69c
Glass Colfee Makers..
Si. 50 Electric Irons
..98c
. (8c
63'
Pound MODEL
BIG BEN
DILLS BEST
VELVET
Pound GRANGER 59e
Lb. GEO. WASHINGTON 43c
Do ALL your shopping at
BIG Y THRIFT Department.
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to park lot. you can get all
your needs In Toiletries, Rem
edies, Tobaccos, Housewares
and Sundry Items and save
money on every purchase.
You may secure your copy ol
the latest magasines and leave
your Film Developing and
Printing here for quick ser
vice at the loweit prices. Stop
and Shop where there are
LOWER PRICES EVERY
2- Inch by 1 0-yard Gause
Bandore 6c
One-half ounce Tincture
Merthlolate ISc
8-ounce Antiseptic Mouth
Wa.h Se
Pound Ho.pltal Cotton 29c
Pint Hydrogen Peroxide 19c
3Se Campho Phenique
Antltentic . 17e
3- ounee Cotton Dlspemers 29c
Pound Petroleum Jelly 19c
A.pirin Tsblets, tins of 12. 2c
CRISCO
3-lb. can 73c
For All Fine
Baking Use Crisco
Graham Crackers
21b. box 21c
GINGER SNAPS
2 lbs. 29c
CATSUP
14-os. Bottle
3 for 29c
Lynhaven Mustard
Quart jar 14c
FREE PREMIUM cuuruwa
One Pound 22c -Two Pounds 42c
CORNED BEEF.
12 oi. tin
.255
Corned Beef Hash
No. 1 (J- No. 2 7e
Tins G Tins
No hash available after pres
ent stocks exhausted. Buy a
supply today.
COFFEE AIR i is. 58c . 20c
FLOUR Klteh" "it $1.85 l4 97c
Parrot Sweet Ground Chocolate, lb. tin 23c
Kraft Chocolate Malted Milk, 2 lb. can 49c
Old Fashioned Chocolates 2 lbs. 25c
Chocolate Covered Cherries .......lb. pk. 19c
Kitchen Maid Salad Dressing quart 33c
Kraft Cheese, American, Brick, Velveeta,
. Pimiento Velveeta... 2-lb. box 63c
JELLO,
4 P9
PINK BEANS,
10 lbs
BANNER MILK,
4 tall tins
WHITE SATIN
SUGAR 10 lbs
SWT. COCOANUT,
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CORN, PEAS, ST.
SLICED BEETS, No
303
site
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LETTUCE
Large Solid Heads
2 for 9c
RADISHES
Red Firm Bunches
3 for 10c
CELERY
Utah Extra Quality
2 bunches 19c
CALAVOS
Large Size
2 for 9w
GRAPEFRUIT
Coachclla Valley
Large 60 Site
6 for 17c
Trult and Vegetable Prices
Friday and Saturday
FREE! FREE! FREE!
1 dozen Daffodils with each $1.00 purchase
of Toiletries or Remedies
In the
THRIFT DEPT.
Silverdale Tomatces, No. 2 lin 10c
Campbell's Soups, 3 cane 29c
Moit Varieties
COm tffT.Cr.am Style. 2 for 25C
PeaiTOSB. ...2 for 25c
Libby Pork & Beans, 23 oz. lin 10c
Del Monte Asparagus, No. 2 tin 25c
Libby Pumpkin .... No. 2 lin 10c
Libby Tomato Juice, 47 oz. lin 23c
Pineapple Chunklels $1?, 27c
DR. PHILLIPS BLENDED ORANGE I A.
and GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No. 2 tin W
Val Vita Beans t"...3 for 25c
Col. River Red Salmon, lb. lin 29c
FOLGER COFFEE
Lb. 32c -2 lb. 62c
SERVED ALL DAY SATURDAY
3 cans 27c
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Prices (or Trl.. Sat.. Sun.. Mon.. March 27. 29. 29 and 30. except as noted
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SPECIALS
FRI. and
SATURDAY
BETTER
MEATS AT
SAVINGS
-VALUES III CHOICE STEAKS
SIRLOINS
29c
CHOICE
BEEF
Pound
T-BONES
32c
TENDER
BEEF
Pound
PORK
23c
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VALUE
Pound
M
Sugar Cured JEWEL BACOII Lb. 22' 2;
Fre.My Ground ft ft A II P I aaa Loin Pork ft
BEEF Lb. Z3C SMELT CHOPS Ea. 6c
Country Style AP FRESH mil COTTAGE 4 51
Sausage Lb. Z0C gj 7'2C Cheese, lb.12V2C
FANCY
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3QL0GNA or
LIYERWURST
...Lb. 23c
Open Kettle 4 cl
LARD Lb. 1 0 72
LUNCH PAIL SAVING SUGGESTIONS
Boiled Ham
29c
MACHINE
SLICED
ll Pound
Sweet Pickle;
17c
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Pint
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