Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 27, 1942, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRTDAY, MARCH 27, 1942. DALLAS JOURNAL QUITS AS WAR HALTS PROFITS ' Dallas, Texas, March 27 AP) The Dallai Journal, In a no tic printed on Its front page, today announced auspeniion of publication. "Thii if the last publication of the Dallai Journal," the an nouncement read. ... "Continuance ii no longer economically plausible and would therefore constitute waste. The Journal had been pub lished for 27V4 years. Department of commerce esti mates show national income in the United States reached a rec ord total of $94.5 billion in 1941, 22 percent above 1940. TODAY'S MYSTERY STORY! The public urn "Ads an too serious High pressure stuff tends to weary oil" So Seagrsm is printing This time that is hinting CM "Good Newt" that's very mysterious. S3 SehtiM in I page 8 L teirisvlucillefi Corporation, N. X CHURCHES PLAN ON GOi FRIDAY Three Worship Periods Fixed; Ministerial Associ ation Arranging Program The program for Union Good Friday service of the Medford u. .,.t-.Aa has hpen announced and includes three worship pe riods for churchgoers in me ciiy. The program is under the aus i th. Mrdford Ministerial tssociatlon and will be held at the First Presbyterian cnurcn next Friday. The first worship hour from 12 noon until 1:15 p. m. will be In charge of Rev R. W Colemun with Dr. Sherman L. Divine as host pastor. Marguerite Conrad will be organist, invocation wm , aa ku Rnv rTiilpman with the devotional messages by Adjutant Charles K. Cox, Rev. run w n uk. ... anH Rev. Fred M Weatherford. Musicians will be Mrs. Charles K. Cox, Mrs. wn "iam Myers. Mrs. Oeraldine Mc Donald. Mrs. Joy Sorenson and Mrs. Ethel Kornstadt. HmrnnA Houf The second devotionM hour from 1:15 until 2:05 p. m. will be led by Rev. Leonard Weston with Doris Condit Lantx as or mkm will be deliv ered by Rev. Louis C. Klrby and Rev. Wolfoid Dawes wun musi cians Elsie Carlton Strang ana r.i t-tniv Evelvn Gru'iam and Fldelis Piatt assisting. The cf- tWIna statement will De present ed by Adjutant Cox. The closing aevouona. penou from 2:15 until 3 p. m. will be rIMwl nvir bv Rev. R. H. Poet oiith Vprl D Failina as organist. Rev. Coleman and Dr. Divine will give the devotional mes- -.... mlih th hunediction by Rev. T. O. Satterfleld. Musicians will be Oletha Olson. Yvonne Haggard, Viloe Coleman and Imogene Smith. What's Your Hobby? Employment Office Now Asks Visitors From now on those who make application at the United States Employment Service office at 45 North Fir street, will be ask ed what their hobbles are and what they " do in their spare time as well as what work ex perience they have had, an nounces Anthony J. Sambuck, representative of the U. S. Em ployment Service in Portland, who Is here to confer with the local office manager, Lewis Ulrich. The new system, called estab lishing potentialities, Is intend ed to furnish the employment service with information as to what line of defense work ap, plicants might be fitted into re gardless of the lack of specific training or experience. Those making application at the of fice will be asked the questions by interviewers and the regis trants will then be classified at this time to meet the pressing need for techniques applicable in the selection and referral of applicants for on-the-job or other training In occupations in which the available supply of workers Is not sufficient to meet the demand. . BOYD'S ea a r k DIAL 3681 108 N. Ivy Street rrompi, convenient, v-ouneoua j Delivery Service 2 Times Daily JS55 10:00 A. M. and 3:30 P. M. . H. CREEN STAMPS SPECIALS FOR MARCH 28 and MARCH 30 a ET FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Economy Coffee 04 pound Mb Hills Red Can 00 Coffee, lb. .. 2 pounds .... 62c CRISCO 3 lb. can 73c flR lb. can.... $1.45 FLOUR Flagstaff M CO 49 lb. bag VlaUtJ Kitchen Queen QQ 49 lb. bag $1.09 Swift's Evaporated ))M Milk, 4 cans 00C Corn, Peat or String Beam, 303 AQ ilse, 3 cans awG Noodles lb. packages , 10c Tomato Juice 00 No. 1 tins, 4 for ... aWC Kraft American Cheese 2 lb. box 67c rVlT Miracle Whip Salad Dressing pt. 28c qt. 41c Prern Can .. 35c Deviled Meat fir. 't sixe, 4 for sWW Jello, All Flavors, 4 for 25c Tenderleaf Tea, Hack i 23c 45c Canada Is planning to manu facture synthetic rubber from petroleum pipe-lined from the mid-continent fields of the United States. IN MOTOR CORPS START TRAINING Red Cross Women's Volunteer Motor Corps members are regis tered in classes of driving, first Rid and motor mechanics and the 42 members are beginning work on the requirements which will fit them for compe.'ent mo tor corps members. Officers of the corps are Mrs. J. F. Morrill, captain; Mrs. Cor bin Edgell, adjutant; Mrs. Gor don Green, lieutenant, a.id Mrs. Walter Graff, lieutenant. Advanced driving classes are held Tuesday at 2 30 and 8 p. m. at senior high school under di rection of C. D. French of the traffic salety department of Ore Con. First aid is taught Monday and Wednesday evenings. The motor mechanics class meets to night at 8 o'clock at Bill Young's garage on Front street. Those registered of Or their own cars for use In the corps activities and p'an to give a j minimum of 52 hours service leach year. YAMHILL YOUTH IS BUI was active in Linfleld college athletics. He received his night training at Pensacola, Fla., and resigned from the marine corps to enlist in the AVG. Salem, March 21 (JP) There were 828 accidents and two fa talities reported by Oregon in dustries during the week ended yesterday to the state industrial accident commission. Many handbag manufacturers, according to the department of commerce, have converted their facilities to making military kits, Sam Brown belts and other defense equipment. Yamhill, Ore., March 27 P) Kenneth Jernstedt, reported yesterday to have been one of two pilots with the American volunteer group in Burma to have destroyed at least 15 Jap planes in an airfield attack, was known here as an athlete, cool under pressure. The 24-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jernstedt, Yamhill, was an outstanding Softball pitcher in high school and later Tenderleaf Tea, Green Ii 20c 39c Kelloggs Corn AA. Flakes, 3 Ig. pits. etUC Glo-Coat Polish pt. 59c qt. 98c Kraft Dinner Package WW Pearl Shortening "7Qr 4 lb. pkg I OC sv 'i?t7- Mp""rvi-3-y r T " BSW VW v. v T U E; I H Aa W . . 1 - " mm' & 3tfl' m s& M Abbe 3 We Give S & H Green Stamps One Stamp with every 10c Purchase. (Fair trade items excepted). Double Stamps every Wednesday on purchase of 12.00 or eves. Special prices effective SaU Mon.. except as otherwise noted OPEN EVERY DAY, 7:30 A. M. TIL P. M. SUNDAY HOURSi 9 A. M. TIL IF.H. . FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF 81.00 OR OVER PIGGLY WIGGLY GRADE "A" BUTTER 2 lbs. 81c ORCHARD GARDEN TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46-OZ. CANS 2 FOR 33c BAKER'S SEMI-SWEET Chocolate Chips 7-oz. pk. 10c IT SANDWICH SPREAD Quart O 4 Jar L BROWN SUGAR 3 Pounds 19 ARGO CORN or CLOSS STARCH 2 packages ISc PLAIN OR SPARKLING KNOX GELATIN 2 pkgs. 35c CHOCOLATE, VANILLA or BUTTERSCOTCH KRE-MEL PUDDING, 3 pkgs. 14c Your MAIL TRIBUNE j Pirriar Daw mm ttt: li r t uamci uuj id dll UlllUldl U. 0. II Defense Agent for the sale of !: 10c DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMPS if . vim yout thl "eV t ,.nult. . ,ow n r:; c rz -.o.' ' ' Medford Mail Tribune Juicy Ariiona GRAPEFRUIT dozen 29c FULL COUNT CASE $1.89 Nature' Spring Tonic RHUBARB 3 pounds 14c Fresh Solid LETTUCE head 5c 30 Size CALAVOS.. 6 for 25c Calavos equal lean meat in food value Fresh Green ' PEAS 3 pounds 25c Produce Prices for Saturday Only SWANS DOWN m Q fstw flour 31 oy TRIANGLE jm m - ROLLED OATS 'BABG flc .'..r,raai GUYER'S MARKET QUALITY STEER BEEF AT ALL TIMES FANCY POULTRY POT ROASTS, Blade Cuts, lb. 25c THORNDIKE Grain Fd Steer Beef BACON, Any Size Piece, lb. 28c Home Sugar Cured SKINLESS WEINERS lb. 29c TENDERIZED HAM, 2 slices 29c VEAL ROASTS, Shldr. Cuts, lb. 25c M.it Specials for Saturday Only riRIFTFI. SNOW FLOUR IJJ Lbs. $1.93 24j-lb. bag 99e PIGGLY WIGGLY Our Finest Quality Guaranteed Hard Wheat Blend Flour 49 lbs. $1.79 YOUR FAVORITE COFFEE ECONOMICALLY PRICED is! GOLDEN WEST. HILL'S M.J.B., FOLGER'S MAXWELL HOUSE I lb. 32c; 2 lb. 62c KAFFEE HAG or SANKA. Pound 32c UPTON'S Orange Pekoe "ll and Ptkoe i- o Uf:S TEA 2- f Lb. 89c SPRECKLES' FINEST GRANULATED SUGAR 10 pounds 65c fWl OATS Quick or Reg, Full 3-lb. pkg.... 23c Small Package 13c rrs, PUREX 1 J 1 1 1 The Master f 'jt ' 1 Bleach and VrgjgjrJ Water Purifier X-lX i2 Gal 25c SCOT TISSUE 1000 Shtet Rolls 4 rolls 29c WALDORF TISSUE S50 Sheet Rolls 4 rolls 19c OXYDOL Soak. Clothes White Large 23c Giant 63c CASCADE SODA CRACKERS, 2 lb. box ISc EXTRA FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE 5 lbs. 39c WHITE NAVY BEANS 5 pounds 35c SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3 lbs. 69c OREGONIAN PRUNES, No. 2i2 cans, 2 for 23c Packed In rich, heavy syrup SWEETHEART. 10c sise TOILET SOAP 4 bars 27c BLUE BELL SHOESTRING POTATOES, 2 No. l't cans 23c IVORY SOAP 4 yu 23 2 5-..-19 a PAY CASH AND SAVE