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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1942.
ON LEGUME SEED
IS
A liberalized price schedule
that will permit eligible county
producer to kII all grades of
winter legume eed to Commo
dity Credit was announced yes
terday by the county AAA of
fice. Growers interested should
order cotton bags for sacking as
there is a shortage and they may
not be available later on, the
AAA office announcement said.
The new schedule provides
much wider range of grades than
the 1B41 program, and permits
the purchase of lower grades of
seed that coma within minimum
requirements.
Deductions for each one per
cent that germination and purity
tests fall below requirements for
the top grade will giva the
farmer full value for his seed
and eliminate the need for re
cleaning to make a specified
grade, the county AAA office
pointed out.
Prices for the top grades are
the same as announced last fall,
when many county growers
signed agreements to sell at least
half of their 1942 seed crops to
the government.
From 1925 to 1940, approxi
mately three-fifths of all new
and used automobile sales, one
half ot all sales of household ap
pliances and two-fifths of furni
ture sales were made on an in
stallment basis.
English Lutheran lo
Conduct Bible School
Commencing Monday
Beginning Monday at 9 a. m.
the regular summer daily vaca
tion Bible school of Zion English
Lutheran church will open for a
two weeks period under direc
tion of the pastor, the Rev. Karl
W. Brockhaus.
Four excellent Christian edu
cation courses appropriate to
various axe levels have been
prepared and will be presented
by a capable staff of teachers.
Beginners, age 4 and 5, will be
given a unit entitled "God
Wants Us to Be Happy". The
primary department will work
on the course "Doing as God
Wants." A series of lessons un
der the heading "We Want to
Know Jesus" have been worked
out for the Juniors, while inter
mediates and seniors will study
a unit called "This Is My
Church" which presents a sur
vey of the function, organization
and work of the Christian
church on earth. In addition to
these courses there will be ap
propriate handwork, devotional
periods and mission studies.
The Bible school will be open
to all children, ages 4 to 16, not
already enrolled in one ot the
vacation church schools in the
city regardless of whether they
are associated with Zion Luth
eran church or not. They may
enroll when they arrive Monday
morning.
OPEHIHG SATURDAY
A NEW MODERN
FRUIT and VEGETABLE
MARKET
A FRESH LOAD OF TREE-RIPENED
NAVEL
ORANGES
GRAPEFRUIT
Desert Grown Below Sea Level
The Kind Ypu Eat Without Sugar
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
NORTH RIVERSIDE NEXT TO COFFEE POT
Methodists Announce
Vacation Bible Study
The Methodist Church an
nounced today through its sup
erintendent, E. J. Neumann, that
the yearly Vacation Bible school
! will begin Monday, at 9 a. m.
i and continue through the week.
The church is offering a short
course of Bible study for the
primary, junior and intermed
iate departments of the Sunday
school.
The pastor, L. C. Klrby, as
sisted by Mrs. Kirby, will con
duct an instructive assembly
hour followed by two class per
iods with competent teachers.
The school is giving a treat to
the children on Monday at the
close of the session and a beauti
ful picture of Christ for perfect
attendance.
Baptists Will Hold
Daily Bible School
A dally vacation bible school
will be opened Monday at 9 a.
m. in the First Baptist church by
Miss Cotter, of Portland, and
her assistants. There will be
study groups for all ages and
The Book of John has been
chosen for study this year.
Two "special days" are plan
ned and all are invited to attend
the school.
CALENDAR
Thursday
7:30 p. m Medford Odd Fel
lows to Ashland.
8 00 p. m Business and Pro
fessional Women's club, Girls
Community clubhouse.
8:00 p.m. Crater Lake Aerie,
F. O. E. and auxiliary Joint in
stallation. 8:00 p. m. Royal Neighbors
of America, K. of P. hall.
Saturday
9:00 p. m. Daughters of Job
formal dance, Masonic hall.
fiezaase tf Better f
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Riveter Sets Record
With 1 745 Punched in
Then Goes to Dance
Portland, Ore., June 8 (IP)
Riveter Lloyd H. Laknes, 28,
hammered 1745 rivets into the
hull of a liberty freighter dur
ing a recent seven-and-a-quarter
shift and washed up and went
to a dance.
The Oregon shipbuiding cor
poration, in announcing the feat
today, claimed a national record
for its tireless young champion.
Laknes, corporation officers
said, drove seven per cent of
all rivets needed in a 10.000-ton
freighter in a single shift.
Laknes himself was not great
ly impressed and gave most of
the credit to his seven-man
crew. The boys kept the hot
rivets coming at him one every
IS seconds.
Laknes, who learned to oper
ate a rivet gun only last fall,
was stirred to his record at
tempt by an Associated Press
Wirephoto picture of a Los An
geles riveter whose count was
MSB for eight hours.
TO OPEN AT SOGE
Southern Oregon College of
Education Ashland, June S
(Spl.) First summer session at
the Southern Oregon College of
Education will begin with regis
tration at 8:19 a. m, Monday.
Students planning to enroll for
the first time will find that be
ginning courses are being offer
ed. Advance students and can
didates for the Bachelor of
Science degree in Elementary
Education will have a wide var
iety of choices in the field of
education and liberal arts.
Of special interest to in-service
teachers will be four dem
onstration classes conducted
Jointly by the college and the
Lincoln Training School. These
demonstration classes Include
the Integrated Unit, Beginning
Reading, Preprimary Education,
and Remedial Reading.
Out of state teachers will be
able to get courses in Oregon
History, Oregon School Law,
and Oregon System of Educa
tion which are required by the
state department for certifica
tion to teach in Oregon.
GUILT ADMITTED
L. J. Estes, charged with ob
taining money under false pre
tence entered a plea of guilty in
circuit court yesterday, and final
disposition of his case was taken
under advisement by Judge H.
K. Hanna.
Estes, a former cantonment
worker here. Is accused of pass
ing several bogus checks. He is
also wanted in Lane county for
the same offense. Authorities
said no returns had been, re
ceived on his fingerprints and
this was one reason why action
was deferred.
Estes was arTested upstate
three weeks ago and returned
here by Sheriff Syd I. Brown.
Eagle Pt. Services
Meet With Interest
Eagle Point, June 5. (SpO
Evangelistic services being con
ducted by June Locke, youth
evangelist, have met with in
terest and enthusiasm. Services
are held at the Highway Taber
nacle at 8 p. m. except on Mon
days and Saturdays. Tonight's
topic will be "The Grace of
God."
Sunday services Include Sun
day school at 9 45 and worship
at 11 a. m. Miss Helen Wilson
will be heard at the 11 o'clock
morning hour.
At 8 p. m. Sunday Miss Locke
will speak on "Look Up!" The
public is extended a cordial In
vitation to all services. Special
Bible meetings for children and
youth groups are held daily ex
cept Saturday at 10 a. m.
New Ingram Fruit
Stand Opens Here
Saturday Morning
Ingram's fruit and vegetable
stand, located on North River-
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T O. not JSJ. Mrdford
side, next to the Coffee Pot, will
open Saturday, according to an
announcement by C. G. Ingram.
A carload of tree-ripened oran
ges and grapefruit will be fea
tured for this opening event.
Ingram's stand is one of the
most attractive In this section of
the state, modernistic in lines
and with added storage room
for full carload of produce.
The building is 54 feet long and
18 feet wide.
C. G. Ingram, proprietor of
the new fruit and vegetable
stand, has served the people of
this area for the past five years
and prior to that time operated
in the Eugene area.
There are more than 683,000
buildings in New York city.
We Give S & H Green Stamps
On Stamp with every 10c purchase,
(Fair trade items excepted). Double
Stamps every Wednesday oa purchase
of $2.00 or over.
Special Prices effective Sat., Mon.,
except as otherwise noted
DIICIUCCC UftllDQ Week Days 7:30 a.m. 'til 8 p.m.
DUdlnkdO liUUnd Sunday hours 8 a.m. 'til 8 p.m.
CANNING NEEDS
Mason Jar Lids
Regular Sis
3 doz. 25c
Mason Caps
Self Sealing
2 daz. reg. 45c
Economy Caps
2 dozen 45c
MCP Pectin
3 pkgs 25c
Quart Jar Full
Sealing Wax
2 pkgs 27c
BLISS
VACUUM PACKED
COFFEE ,27cL53e
KELLOGG S PEP 2.23'
KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES.23'
GARDEN BRAND
PEACHES, Ho 212 ens, 2 for 39c
In Medium Sugar Syrup, Firm Fruit
GARDEN BRAND Nc. 2' i cans
SLICED PINEAPPLE, 2 for 49c
DEL MONTE STRINGLESS
No. 2 cant
WHOLE ST. BEANS, 2 for 33c
JANE GOOD
PEANUT BUTTER, Mb. jar 45c
FORMAT PURE VEGETABLE
SHORTENING ..... 3 lbs. 63c
l4-oi. bottle .... 17c
Old Fashioned
CHIL! SAUCE
IZ-oz. bottle 20c
H D
PURE
Strawberry Preserves g ' 49(
cryItSte SYRUP 5-lb, pail 39
SAHKA COFFEE Pound 35
FANCY ASSORTED
COOKIES
Two 8-oz. pkgs 25c
KRAFT
NOODLE SOUP MIX
3 pkgs 25c
DINNER BELL
MARGARINE
2 pounds 39c
SHREDDED
RALSTONS, 2 pks. 25c
Bite Site Ready to Eat
DURKEES
MAYONNAISE
Pint Quart
29c 53c
G (IYER'S MARKET
We Feature All Fancy Steer Beef at All Times
POT ROASTS, blade cuts, lb. 25c
PORK ROASTS Kg lb. 25c
HAM and VEAL LOAF... lb. 29c
Seasoned Ready for Baking
BACON, any size piece, .lb. 29c
COTTAGE BUTTS .... lb. 35c
Mild and Tender
Meat Prices for Saturday Only
s7i f-1
UtU M
rLiSSxi i IDs.
Siife 35c
(mmim mill (ll'IM IJV
HEINZ BABY FOODS
Strained
Junior ...
...3 for 20:
.. 3 for 25c
CHICKEN RAVIOLIS, can 14c
The Breakfait Food of Champions
WHEATIES...2 pkgs. 21c
SL PIE FILLING
3 pks. 14'
PRODUCE
Valencia, Medium Site
ORANGES .2 doz. 25c
Oregon No. 1
POTATOES 25 lbs. 83c
In Handy Shopping Big
LEMONS 2 doz. 25c
Frcih, Critp
RADISHES...... 2 bunches 5c
Produce Prices Saturday Only
HO
H-0 OATS
Quick or Regular
Small 13c
Large 25c
HUNGRY JACK
PANCAKE FLOUR
No. 10 bag 49c
FLOUR
FISHER'S BLEND
43 lbs. $1.93
KING cf the KITCHEN
49 lbs. $1.49