MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1942.
PAGE THREE
NOTED IN DRIVE
FOR USO FUNDS
Areas Being Canvassed By
Granges of County
Teams Active in .City.
Excellent cooperation li be
ing given by Jackson county
residents in the United Service
Organization drive now under
way according to C. E. "Pop"
Gates, head of the county cam
paign. He said that volunteer
workers were noting generous
support In this worthwhile na
tional campaign to raise funds
for support of recreational fac
ilities for men in the armed
forces.
Through the capable organi
zation of Mrs. O. M. Floyd,
former lecturer for Pomona
grange in Jackson county, the
rural areas are being thoroughly
, covered by the Granges. Vol
unteer Women's Motor Corps,
headed by Mrs. Jack Morrill, in
their trim uniforms, have taken
over solicitation of the west
residential district south of Main
street. The Sojourner club is
handling the district north of
Main street.
Four teams of solicitors are
active in the business district,
with many large business estab
lishments and the chain stores
taking care of their own solici
tation. The professional men are
being contacted by one group of
volunteer workers.
I Despite the fine manner in
which the drive is being con
ducted Mr. Gates asked today
for more solicitors to aid in the
campaign. He said more volun
teer workers would ease the
task of those now serving and
asked those Interested to tele
phone or apply at the campaign
headquarter! at the Chamber of
Commerce.
The Grange
Lake Creek Grange
Lake Creek Grange met In
regular session June 12 with
Worthy Master Myrtle Charley
presiding. The 4-H meeting
which waa to be held before
Grange was cancelled.
Austin McReynolds of the
Forest Service, gave a talk on
the proper procedure in combat-
"ing incendiary bombs and phos
phorus leaflets. He also told
that burning grass, etc., requires
MINE EXPANSION AIM
IN BUREAU SHAKEUP
Washington, June 28 W)
Reorganization of the bureau of
mines was announced today by
Interior Secretary Ickes, "to
speed the expanded program
of providing strategic and crit
ical minerals for the nation's
war needs."
The reorganization calls for
designation of three regional of
fices, including Salt Lake City,
Utah, for the western states.
Kinhwa, capital of China's
Chekiang province, is a walled
city with eight gates.
RATTLE TRAIN INC At a Hlrhlana divisional battle
school In the British Isles these troops hold a position in trafninc
maneuvers. They have blackened their fares, a trow Ins fashion
among British troops since the Commandos' fame has spread.
a permit from now on. The ar
my and F. B. I. will do the in
vestigating In fires that keep re
curring. He told of need of
men being trained In each dis
trict to fight fires.
4-H members are being en
listed to help in the fire situa
tion. A letter from Eldred Char
ley, who is stationed in Florida,
was read by James Charley.
Letters from the boys in service
are greatly enjoyed by all.
Members are reminded to bring
their letters to each Grange ses
sions. Master Myrtle Charley told of
receiving a letter of thanks
from Willard Walch for his
birthday gift.
H. E. Chairman Nora Brad
shaw reminds members to bring
their sales slips to Grange.
Secretary Mabel Brown will
prepare questions on the book
let "Official Air Instructions"
for next meeting. Each mem
ber should thoroughly study the
booklet and be prepared.
At the next meeting each one
is requested to come prepared
with a hoe, rake, etc., to help
clean the Grange yard.
The next meeting is July 10.
Roxy Ann Grange
Roxy Ann Grange met In
regular session Friday evening
with Overseer L. T. Bish pre
siding due to Master Roscoe
Roberts attending the1 state
grange convention.
Mrs. Olive Floyd and Mrs.
Louise Brockway explained the
organization of the U. S. O. and
the social benefits soldiers re
ceive. Ethel Bish volunteered
to be general chairman of our
district.
C. B. Cordy gave an Instruc
tive talk on drying of fruits and
vegetables and displaying a
home made dryer which would
dry a considerable amount of
produce at one time.
The fathers' were honored
with a beautifully decorated
Father's day cake and ice cream
after which an hour of recre
ation was enjoyed.
HEC ladies had an all-day
meeting Wednesday and waxed
the kitchen linoleum and sewed
on their first aid quilt.A cover
ed dish dinner was enjoyed at
noon.
The class taking first aid
under Dr. Jennings took final
examination Tuesday.
Monday evening, June 29 at
8 o'clock the men are requested
to meet at the hall to clear
away fire hazardous dead grass.
Upper Rogue Grange .
Upper Rogue Grange met
Thursday evening, June 18, with
Master Herb Carlton in the
chair. A small attendance was
noted. The "graces" put on a
program during lecture hour
with a cake walk and the Carl
ton twins favored with a violin
and accordian duet.
A letter written by our lec
turer, Mrs. Caroline Harding
who is visiting in Napa and San
Francisco was read by Secre
tary Mrs. Ola Huston.
Presbyterians Will
Have Noted Speaker
The Rev. Jamer Millar of
Portland, western representa
tive of the Presbyterian board
of Christian education will
speak at the Sunday morning
service at the Presbyterian
church.
Rev. Millar will be rememb
ered as an outstanding speaker,
having addressed the Presby
terian Men's St. Patrick's day
dinner a year ago and also a
Young People's rally. He was
one of the principal speakers at
the educational seminar held in
Medford.
A cordial invitation Is ex
tended to the public to attend
the service.
PEERLESS MARKET
14 NORTH BARTLETT.
DIAL 2652
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All ei Qur Meats are Either
GOVERNMENT OR
STATE INSPtCTED
OPEN WEEK DAYS, 7 a. m.
SUNDAYS 9 a. m. to
to 7:30 p. m.
6 p. m.
FRYER TURKEYS lb. 35c
HEWS Kig lb. 25c
FRYERS ggg lb. 36c
BEEF ROAST SZ&L lb. 25c
Assorted LUNCH MEATS . lb. 29c
LOIN PORK ROAST lb. 34c
BACON SQUARES lb. 15c
PEERLESS GROCERY
DIAL 26S2
CABBAGE solid heads.. each 10c
STRING BEANS VZJl lbs. 19c
TOMATOSE fancy large Texas lb. 9c
ONIONS ?.w c,op 10 lb. SH 29c
LEMONS oon.!..Supki,t doz.23c
1ANANAS fresh shipment 2 lbs. 23c
CORN ZSSrgSf Mo-2 3 for 35c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE JJ for 39c
SNOWDROP FLOUR, 49-lb. $1.29 2L 69c
Shop Downtown and Save Your Tires
JUST OFF MAIN 14 NORTH BARTLETT
Deliveries Saturday on Orders of $1 or More
Share your car for your Country
e your car a "club" car, now! Drfve to work
with friends and neighbors in on cat! By "dub
bing" a car, you save rubber, gasoline, wear and
tear on four or five other cars.
You ladies can easily arrange to go shopping in
ONE car. And you'll find it fun to go to the the
atre, concerts and sporting events in groups. But
don't leave it up to the other fellow, start "club
bing" your own car with friends and neighbors,
right now.
And now that vacation time is here . . go places
with friends and neighbors. Make one car do the
job of two.
To nuke it easier for the driver arrange to meet'
at your neighborhood Associated dealers'. This
gives you an opportunity to have your car checked
... the tires properly inflated, the battery and oil
checked tind so on. Let's get Associated regularly
at the sign of the big, Flying A. .y
TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED Oif COMPANY
Oil IS AMMUNITION OS! IT WIStIT
FOUND
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SAM AND WC GET Vfr MUCH SCRAP RUBBER !E ) fTC
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toys and glrist
Do y r aher)..
AH yon boys and girls can
help your country by col
leering scrip rubber. Call
bouse to bouse ... every,
on has old rubber. Then
take your rubber to any
Associafrd or other serv
ice station and recti rt If
a pound for It.
HOLLOWAY'S
WE OFTEN HEAR WOMEN SAY
"It's a Pleasure to Shop
For Food at Holloways"
m hi vy ovi i
WIm
luy Wis
and
Economise
at
Holloway's
Reliable
Grocery
And mere and mere customer
tell us they appreciate the help
and advice of EXPERIENCED
CLERKS when shopping for
food. If they havn't time to com
to the store an EXPERIENCED
ORDER CLERK relieves them
of the Job of selecting their food
needs. They Just Dial 2121 and
any sis order Is delivered free.
PICNIC FOODS and SUPPLIES
You'll Always rind a Large Assortment at HoIIowst's
See Our Large Supply of Paper Plates, Cups. Forks.
Spoons. Table Cloths, etc
Wax Paper, 200 ft rool 27
Mor, 100 Pork Lunch Meat ... .can 35
Pigs Feet pint jar 29
1 cn S W Rrown RrMrl ) QlL 1C
1 can Oven Baked Beans OVltt LOG
Swet Picklea, 6 oz jar, 2 for 27
Salmon, pink tall can 23
B&M Fih Flake, 11 oz can 27
Kavioli, tall can 2 for 25e
Jello, all flavora 4 pkg. 29t
Pancake & Waffle Flour . .No. 5 bag 29
Oleomargarine, All Sweet 2 lb. 49e
Zg:
Worn Tires
For Tanks
Tusdy, Juno 30
FINAL DAY
Jackson County
Rubber Salvage
Drive
Call 2380 If you want
to contribute vour
rubber to the BOY
SCOUTS or. take It
to your service station
Orange and Grapefruit Juice No. 2 can .... 2 for 27fJ
A very good blend
Grapefruit Juice No. 2 can. '. .2 for 23
Concord" Grape Juice quart bottle 39
HOLLOWAY'S
COFFEE
High Grade
Fresh Ground
Pound 27c
FORMAT
Shortening
Pur Vegetable
3 lb. can 73c
WHOLE KERNEL
CORN
He. 1 can. Stock a
2 for 25c
Doz. $1.45
Tomatoet, large No. 2 can 2 for 274)
Spinach, large No. 2vi can 2 for 29J
Certo Free Deal 3 bottles 49J
Thompaon'a Double Malted Milk can 49
Non-drip Syrup Pitcher Free
Salt, Diamond Cryital plain or iodized . .3 ctn. 25a)
Flour, Crown Kitchen Queen 49 lb. bag f 1.89
Johnson's Glo-Coat qt 98c, Jar Silver Polish Free
LAST WEEK for No. 4 Sugar
Ration Stamp.
Don't let yours expire!
Buy Dittesworth's
Strawberries NOW at
they will soon be gone
Cantaloupes ... .2 for 25c
Jumbo 31 lis.
Tomatoes. .... .2 lbs. 23c
Fancy slicing.
Corn. 4 ears 19c
Golden Bantam. Tender, tasty.
Cabbage ......lb. 4c
Local Urge solid heads.
LOCAL Carrot, leers, Green Onion,
Radishes, Lettuce
Prcduc Price lot Saturday Oaly
MEAT
MARKET
112 N. Central
SPRluG LAMB
Shoulder Roast. ...lb. 25
Breast lb. 121
Milk Pad
SHOULDER
Veal Boast
Lb. 25c
pure
Horn. Rendered1
LABB
2 lb. 35s
DIAL 233
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