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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1942. EYE HOUSINO BIDS Vancouver, Wash.,'- April 24. MPj H. R. Olion, Tacoma, submitted low bid of $1,860,1)66 yesterday on the accond 550- unlt block of demountable houaea In Vancouver'a 118,300, 000 housing project. It and two other bid were taken under advisement. I'M t "It. " " v 7. ..;'" . te. "Strong or weak or in-between You cant make a bad cup of NANCY KELLY lolls RICHARD CARLSON ubilt filming Paramount! "FLY BY NIGHT" IICNAIVl f looo ,.jf , (MJ Itrong bul tbit look) a lililo loo Isdy likt lor mt. NANCTi Think tot Wby mol try u fir, If IICHAIDi f uk, H botb lbli b imiir, bml Ift mlfbly good. Full of flavor 1 NANCTi Apologloi otfptti. Not I'll moko tomo Strong toff tO, IICHAIDi If, on Bloc at ibo to of ,paj, bmt mot bittor. Yotfro tomu tofltt-Mmktrl NANCTi So, Fm tut ootrsgt but myomo ton mobo good toloo oworj llmt orilb M..B, Here's why It aerer fallal Make your coffee with the same care as yon have la the past. These two exclusive at. 1, B. featores a unijbrm roost and doublo blond inj will fire yen the finest eop of coffee yoa ever tasted I DOUSU TOUI MONIT IACRI Buy a pound of M. J. B. If you don't agree It's better than any other coffee return the lid to M.J. B. Co., and we will refund doublt your purchase price. &OOB Mil om.to, Srip ar. lata off SMksra. IIOUL Society and Qlubs by Betty Shoemaker Vesper Musical To Open Med ford Music Week National Muiie Week, which will be observed in this city from May 3 to May 11, will open with vesper musical at the First Methodist church week from Sunday. Mrs. Darrel Huson la general chairman of the week for Medford and hat appointed her committees who are planning the local music program. Theme of the celebration this year la International and (tresses the South American countries. The war has brought about a morale building theme through music. Mrs. Almus Pruitt Is chair man to contact music teachers and arrange recitals by pupils during the week. Mrs. D. R. Smith la reilgiuus chairman to contact ministers, who will ar range special music by the choirs. Mrs. Z, E. Core, library chairman, is planning special displays of books on music dur ing the week. Civic clubs and organisations who would like special music numbers at their meetings during National Music Week may contact Mrs. A. O. Bauman. Mrs. Edith Stevens Is hand ling radio music programs and Mrs. Miriam Burton is in charge of the school programs. Mrs. Crawford To Be Hostess Children of the American Revolution are to meet Satur day at 3 p. m. with Mrs. Wade Crawford, 707 South Oakdale avenue. Local Oirls Attend Convention In Portland Miss Beverly Brooks. Miss Jeanne Smith and Miss Natalie Parker of this city are attend ing the state convention of Daughters of Job in Portland. The girls left by train to repre sent the local bethel at the annual conclave. They plan to return to Medford the first of the week. Redman odje Plans Saturday Dance At Hall Redmen lodge is sponsoring a dance at their lodge hall on Apple street Saturday for Red men, Pjcahontas and their guests. In charge of arrrnge ments are Orval Hayes and Ed Bostwlck with Jack Dooms In charge of refreshments. Gib sons orchestra will furnish music. Lecturer, Wife To Be Guests At Carpenter Home Members of the local League of Women Voters are busy this week with details of the lecture appearance here next Monday evening of James R. Young, for mer newspaper correspondent from Japan, who will speak at the high school auditorium. A record audience is expected to hear Mr. Young who has lec tured in all the major cities of the country since bis return from the Orient. Mr. Young, accompanied by his wife, will arrive in Medford Monday morning from San Francisco. The Youngs will be guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter and Monday afternoon Mr. Young will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Harry Holmes. The Youngs will continue north Tuesday where Mr. Young is scheduled to speak In Portland. Dinner Honors Mrs. Roberts On 77th Birthday Phoenix, April 2. Spl.V Mrs. John Roberts was surprised at her home at Phoenix Tuesday when a group of relatives and friends called to celebrate bei 77th birthday. Dinner was served to Dr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts, Miss Pauline Roberts and Miss Betty Faulk, Mrs. Mar garet Beer of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Lem Hughes. Ernest Lee Beer, Mrs. Mildred Marshall and daughters, Patricia and Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rob erts and daughter, Virginia, Miss Lulu Roberts, John Rob erts. Zonta Schedules Builness Session Zonta club members have planned a short business meet ing for Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the studio of Mrs. Effie Kurtz after which members will at tend the James R. Young lec ture at senior high school. I Legion Auxiliary Enjoys Meeting ! At Fuson Home i Mrs. T. J. Fuson was hostess ' to the American Legion auxili ary members at her home on East Main street Wednesday. The affair honored new mem bers of the organization and 25 ladies attended. Four tables of bridge were at play and prizes were won by Marian Houschild, Ethel Niasen. Ina Goldsmith and Clara Orr. Poppies to be sold the latter part of May were prepared, . The rooms were decorated with spring flowers and refresh ments were served at a later hour by Clare Russell, chairman. Ruth Parker and Marian Hous child. . I TEAMSTERS BET MEET I Council of Drivers, said today. Portland, Ore.. April 24-OF) The convention was sc heduled . ' . .. . for Salt Lake City but accom- AFL Teamsters of 11 western modationj wer, found Re states will hold their seventh I quate. annual conference here the first i week in June. Phil J. Brady. Kangaroos can lump fence president of the Oregon Joint It feet high. PETAIN 81 TODAY Vlehy, Unoccupied France, April 24 (JV Marshal Petain in the unoccupied zone failed ( to mention the birthday oi the chief of state. I f 1 I P.-T. A. Activities Prospect ! Prospect, April 24. Spl j At the regular monthly meeting of the Prospect P.-T.A. Wednes- day afternoon the following offl-! cers were elected for the ensu I ng year President, Mrs. W. ' Zundel; vice president, Mrs. Burton Broomfield; secretary Mrs. Carl Kludt, and treasurer, j Mrs. Clifford Kernohan. i Outgoing officers are Mrs. El mer Clemens, president; Mrs. ! Burton Broomfield, vice presi dent; Mrs. David Neville, secre tary, and Mrs. James H. Grieve, treasurer. Installation of new officers 1 will be held In the school din-! ing room the evening of May 20, preceded by a potluck sup- 1 per at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Wil 1 lard Horn and Mrs. Clifford Kernohan are In charge of the supper. - 4 Local Girl Pledges Sorority Miss Barbara Hampson. stu dent at University of Oregon has.been pledged to Gamma Phi Beta social sorority according to word received here today. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Tampson, 508 South Oak- dale avenue. I . I Circle Entertained At Corlies Home Mrs. Frank Corlies entertain ed Mary Circle of the First Methodist church Tuesday with Mrs. C. H. Guild assisting. Plans were made for a needlework and food sale to be held in the near future. A number of new comers to this city, whose hus bands are employed at Camp White, were present M.M. 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Dots, stripes and conventional yard 79c We Are Open Until 8:30 o'Clock Friday and Saturday Nights! CALENDAR Friday ; 8:00 p. m. Carnation club.1 home Brica Cadwallader, 417 Benson street. j 8.00 p. m. F. L, eluh, home Helen Morris, 80S West Tenth street j Saturday I 2:00 p. m. Children of the American Revolution, home of Mrs. Wade Crawford, 707 South Oakdale avenue. SALEMIIES BACK Salem, April 24 (fP) The Salem chamber of commerce pro posal to underwrite a low-cost bus line between Salem and Camp Adair was approved al most unanimously last night at a mass meeting of Salem busi nessmen. Carl Hogg, chamber president said the line would be started Immediately. He said It is neces sary for the businessmen to sponsor the line because bus companies are not Interested in the line. Clay C. Cochran, business ex tension manager for the cham ber, predicted that several hun dred new homes would be built in Salem if the city were made a defense housing area. The bus line would make Salem eligible for such a designation. New U-Boat Activity Boasted by Germans Berlin (from German broad casts), April 24 (&) The Ger man high command reported today that In new U-boat oper ations off the American east coast and In the Caribbean six merchant ships totalling 33,000 tons had been sunk. One Nazi undersea raider was said to have sunk a tug and three barges by gunfire "Just outside an American port." The Grange Foxy Ann Grange j Roxy Ann Grange Is sponsor-, ing a tv.agic show at the Grange hall Saturday night at S o'clock. Elmer Whipple will present a magie program and dancing will follow. A small admission charge will be made and pro ceeds will be used to equip the Roxy Ann emergency first aid center. The public is imlted. Cm Mi3 rnbus vsa sd. I ' I rnn umiirii run numeric ONLY.' IT ym nfftr (two moothtr ffanp. iWrvouitnMft avn4 dutraM of ir rtui8mu'' ojujoxI by runctior-U ru-uv.hiy jisturtnr try Lyti'. L P'niiSumi iut; Comtvind ftmou fnc rtUWiu iucb pin f.nd Dtou lejl!iifc ca' vi.trv.tn t ' d.2N cult 4r. ' FeJow Url dirffettoDft. We Give S & H Green Stamps One Stamp with veery 10c purchase. (Fair trade items excepted.) Double Stamps every Wednesday on purchase of $2.00 or over. Special Prices effective Sat. Mon except as otherwise noted nilCIUECC UflllDQ wk Days 7:30 a.m. 'til 8 pjn. DUOIHCOd nUUnO Sunday hours 9 a.m. 'til 8 p.m. COUPON ICE CREAM Vanilla Chocolate) Strawberry Quart 27c This Prica Only With This COUPON Good Sat., April 25, Only OREGON PRUNES Fresh Packed Prunes in Heavy Syrup No. 2 'a cant 2 for 23C LESLIE'S PLAIN OR IODIZED SALT 2 carious 15" If I V Delicious, Crisp Corn Cereal ) nU, 4 It 1 A Ready lo Serve I PllyS L I 50AP1 ivomr Large Bar 1 0c Ige pkg. 24c 3 lbs. 72c DUNDEE BRAND CHICKEN RAVIOLIS, 2 cJ. 29c DUNDEE BRAND LARGE RIPE OLIVES, 2 cp;:, 39c GEBHARDT'S TAMALES 2 15'j-oz. Cant 29c Jati NAPHTHA SOAP j "C ) DEL MAIZ CORN ON THE m 23c FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI can 10c BLUE BELL SHOESTRING DrtTRTf.CC I VIMIVLd L Cans CORAL SEA BRAND MATCHED SLICES PINEAPPLE 2NcJ39c 2 1 23c 24c Hanso 2 bars 13c r WW 5 Law 24c QUICK SUDS IN COOl WATW SHAFTER NO 2 NEW POTATOES, 10 lbs. 25c CALAVOS.. 6 for 19c Calavoa Equal Lean Meat In Food Value BIG. JUICY ORANGES ...... 2 dozen 45c TENDER ZUCHINI , SQUASH ....2 lbs. 19c CRISP, TENDER BUNCH CARROTS, 3 for 10c Produce Prices for Saturday Only ITuF BELL POTATO (HIPS 1 I5c L PKGS. Lj SEK FIOUR A high-grade Flour 4g IL-H.89 By Crown Mill 46 IDS 1 GUYER'S MARKET Quality Meats and Poultry Pot Roast, blade cut,... lb. 25c Grain Fed Steer Beef Bacon, any sz. piece, lb. 27l2c Home Sugar Cured Pork Roasts lb. 27l2c Picnic Style Assorted Lunch Meats, lb. 29c Potato Salad lb. 25c Very Best Quality Meat Prices for Saturday Only TRIANGLE TOASTED Rolled Wheat. ...... Ig. pkg. 27c TRIANGLE Rolled Oats 9 lb. bag 43c BLUE RIBBON Malt Syrup 3 lb. can 59c DURKEE'S Mayonnaise qKrt::::::::::::::::::::": RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES COUPON TRIANGLE PANCAKE FLOUR "bag10 49c This price only with this COUPON GARDEN BRAND PEACHES, 2 cans 39c No. JiJ cans. Sliced or halves. H D BRAND. NO. 303 SUGAR PEAS, can 15c With that "freth from the garden" flavor MECO Brand. IS os. cans PINK SALMON, cn. 21c KRAFT CHEESE, 2 lb. leaf 69c Brick. American or VeWeeta THIS WEEK BUY SCOT TISSUE 1000 Sheet Rolls 3 ROLLS 2Se WALDORF TISSUE 6S0 Sheet Rolls 4 ROLLS )9c
