MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1942.
PAGE FOUR
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kenaston.
Ounu at the Aurella Maunler
bom on Garden Row la Mrs. Meun
lers mother Mrs. lalle of Canada
who will TUlt ben Indefinitely.
Owen Woods of Weed spent the
week-end here with bis wife who
hu been Tinting her mother. Mrs.
bar bom at Cottaaa Orora and bar
autar, Mrs. Irla Purdln raturnad to
KtlK), Waab on Tuaadar. TSey har.
bacn ruasta at tha Dal.y OUrbrlst
and Elmer Dun ray homes. Their
brother. Feta DuDfer returned to
Marahfleld last Bundar.
Nellie May Cobb of
Pasadena Dies Here
Nettie May Cobb, resident
of Medford' for tha past two
months, passed away at a local
hospital early Wednesday morn
ing, after brief illness. Mrs.
Cobb Is resident of Pasadena,
Calif. She is survived by four
sons, Charles L. Cobb, Jerry M.
Cobb, Raymond E. Cobb and
Evra Cobb and one daughter,
Mrs. K. C. Hammell, all of Cali
fornia. A sister and two broth
ers also survive.
The remains will be' trans
ferred to Pasadena, Calif., for
services and interment. Perl
Funeral Horn in charge of ar
rangements. HEALTH OFFICER
Salem. July 1. JPDt. W.
J. Stone, health officer at Ore
gon State college . for seven
years, was expected today to
become Salem and Marion coun
ty health officer today.
Soccer is the national sport of
Costa Rica.
Faints In Sky
PROPERTY, SCHOOL TAX
ELIMINATED FOR YEAR
Salem, July lUP, The state
tax commission announced yes
terday that there would be
neither a state property tax nor
elementary school tax for tha
fiscal year beginning today.
r,v5"lM ' yJii " 1 11
REMAINS HEAD OF
G.0.P.C0MITEE
FATAL STABBING
Tacoma, Wash., July 1, W
A quarrel over the affections
of a woman was given by police
today as the reason for the fatal
stabbing last night of Lester M.
Vaden, 38, as he walked along a
street in residential area.
Police Detective Peter Modahl
said Lulgl Yaconettl, 49, Is be
ing held.
Closing time tor Classified Ads
a. m. Too lata to Classify 13:J0
p. m.
WAKfTTE
Greaa chain pullers, dry chain pullers, endllft and carrier
driver, lumbar handlers Jailers, buckers and railroad, con.
stuction man. Top wages; steady work.
APPLY
MEDFORD CORPORATION
Mary Moreloek. Another daughter of
Mrs. Moreloek, Mrs. Leila fields 01
Loa Angeles Is now a sueat of her
f other who has been 111 at her home
J
here and who Is now much Unproved.
Ouesta of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
MeOuIra and daughter are Mm. Mc
Oulre's parent. Mr. and Mm. Mc
Mlchael of Tlgard, Oregon who were
accompanied here by their two
grandchildren from California.
Sea properly For Success
C. L. PERKINS
DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY
Eyes Examined without lea of
nrats. flUuae fitted aad Re
paired. Lenses Duplicated.
IU So Central Are. Phone SSS1
Open Eveninss By Appointment
John Becker of Sweet Rome, Ore.,
has been Halting his brother, Abe
Becker, local druggist.
3
Mrs. Myrtle Cameron returned to
Kenneth Denman w reelect
ed chairman of the Jackson
County Republican Central com
mittee at a meeting held last
vening In the basement room
of Hotel Medford. Mrs. Mildred
Ager of Ashland will serve as
vice chairman and Miss Bertha
Coy of Gold Hill as secretary
treasurer. George Green of Ashland and
Mrs. G. Q. D'Alblnl of this city
were elected state committee
man and committeewomen and
are planning to attend the or
ganlzation meeting of the state
Republican committee to be held
In Portland.
Claude M. Hurd and Alice
Hoefs of Jacksonville were
elected as congressional com
mitteeman and commit tee wom
an. Acting as district commit
teemen and women will be Jes
sie Stagg. Guy Tex, Frank Davis,
Ed Kubli and Mattie Brown,
a iff
r -
For mora than an hour, Joan
Tasch (above), 19, floated above
an Ann Arbor, Mich., airfield,
unconscious at the controls oi a
cabin training plane, before sha
aroused enough from her long
faint to set the plana down on a
farm field on the third try.
PERMITS NEEDED
TO ENTER FOREST
Salem, July 1 (-TV Governor
S prague ordered federal forests
and private lands within forest
service protection areas In Ore
gon closed yesterday to entry
except by permit.
Federal officials, who request
ed the order, said campers could
stop without permit only at
designated recreational centers.
Shipyard Workers
Leaving Portland
Portland, July 1. (P) The
Oregon Building congress com
plained yesterday that needed
shipyard workers were leaving
the city because they were un
able to find housing. The con
gress said 3,800 workers left in
May.
The Portland housing authori
ty said priority difficulties had
halted work on a 2,000-unit
apartment project and threat
ened to halt work on 3,500
dwelling units.
CALENDAR
Thursday
1:30 p. m. Wenonah club,
covered dish luncheon, home
Hilda Clifford, 813 West 13th
street.
2:00 p. m. Ladles' Bible
class of First Methodist church,
home Mrs. L. N. Younger, 611
West Eighth street.
2:30 p. m. Women's Relief
Corps, armory.
7:30 p. m. Royal Neighbors
Of America. K. of P. hall.
8:00 p. m. Business and Pro
fessional Women's club, Girls'
Community clubhouse, 229 No.
Bartlett street.
Friday
1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers
club, home Mrs. Harry Barne
burg, 13 Chestnut street.
The family can opener Is due
for a rest; WPB has ordered that
fewer tin cans be made from
now on, and In larger sires, to
save critical metals.
Gold Hill
Gold Hill, July 1 SpI.
Saturday guests of Mrs. Ella
Patrick were Mrs. Gladys Brew
er and daughter Darla Dee of
Fort Klarrath and Mrs. Yolanda
Smythe and daughter Yvonne of
Portland. Mrs. Brewer and Mrs.
Smythe are former residents and
attended the local schools sev
eral years ago. Mrs. Brewer
will be remembered as Gladys
Darling and Mrs. Smythe as
Yolanda Kelsey.
Mr. Harry Antrobua left FT! day
evening to visit her parent at
Jacumba Hot Spring, near San Diego,
Calif.
Among those who attended the
new mlaalon con fere no of Mormon
ehurchea at Klamath Palla on Sat
urday were Alva Cook and daughter
Alva Jean, Mra. Nellie Davla and Mr.
Dora Maraden. All returned home
Sunday except Mra. Davla who ac
companied her daughter-in-law, Mra.
Oeorge Davl of Kamath rail a, back
here on Monday.
Recent guaets of Mr. and Mr. Alva
Cook were Mr. and Mr. Bill Hooker.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hansen and
children and Mr. and Mr. Cole An
drews, all of MedTord.
Milton Stelnmets of Warrenton.
Oregon, spent several days recently
at hi horn here. He waa accompa
nied here by his wife and son Harry
le who had been vlnttlng htm at
Warrenton where he la employed.
Mra. Don Dick, Mrs John Dick
and Mra. Jack Dlilon came Thursday
to vlalt their husbande who are em
ployed at the cantonment and who
are staying at the Alva Walker
home. Mrs. Edith Martin cams with
them and waa a guent of her brother-in-law
and ulster. Mr. and Mra. Mer
mt Merrlman. The four larilee re
turned to their home In Fresno,
Calif., Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Swindler and
two children and Nadean Swindler
returned here last week from Cali
fornia. Mrs. Swindler and children
and her slater-ln-law, Nadean, staved
here to visit relative, while Mr
Swindler and hla brother Roy retur
ned to Dunsmulr, where they have
employment.
Mra. H. . Bennett and daughter
Marian left Tuesday to transact
buatneaa In San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. MeMn Kulkmsn re
turned to Bremerton, Wash., Satur
day, after spending a week'a vaca
tion with Mrs. Kulkman'a parent.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sutton and
family.
Charle Oray of Prospect apent
Tuesday here at the home of his
r-sndparenta, Mr. and Mra. Charle
Kell.
Ray Kenaston of Oakland. Calif.,
wa recent guest of hu parents.
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NUMBER SI Intonsting tricks in picnicking and barbecuing k Fine foods as low priced
Monday as on Saturday if About helping yourself to help your Country
How to have more fun
on week-ends
right in your own
back yard
Tbert's nothing that's quite as much fun
as a picnic especially a picnic right in
your own back yard. And because picnics
are becoming more popular every day
what with the tire and gasoline situa
tion) thi Safeway Homemakers' Bureau
presents here these menus thai should
make any picnic more fun, j
Hare's a picnic menu for a neighborly
gathrring, where each family brings along
some food.
LAWN PICNIC
Kidney Beans and Sparrriha
Coleslaw with Diced Apple and
Green Pepper
Buttered Rye Bread Stabs of Cheese
Ire Cream and Cake
Coffee or Root Beer
KIDNIY BEANS WITH SPARERIBS
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Brown spareribs in hot shortening in heavy
frying pan. Add onion and garlic; cook
about S minutes, stirring frequently. Place
span-ribs in casftemle. Combine meat stork
(or 1 bouillon cubes dissolved in 1 V cups
boiling water), seasoning, and beans; pour
over spareritia; rover. Bake in slow oven
(SiS F.) about 1 hour or until spareribs are
Under. Serves 8. (Double recipe serves 1.)
Hare's a quick and easy menu for a
back yard barbecue.
BARBECUI
Make your own sandwiches
Broiled Cube Steaki
(Cooked on green-pointed sticks
or toasting forks)
Tos-.ted Buns
Sliced Tomatoes and Onions
Lettuce Tickles
Chili Sauce
Potato Chips
Orange and Pineapple Compote
Cup Cakes
Marhmallows for Toasting
Coffee or Iced Tea
PARK PICNIC
Cold Sliced Ham or Luncheon Meate
Bread, Butter, Irttuce, and Mayonnaise
for Sandwiches
Tickles Potato Salad
reviled Kggs Olives Carrot Sticks
Freah (impes
Gingerbread Iced with Cream Cheee
Thermos Coffee or Lemonade
All ABOUT PtANUTS AND VITAMINS
See this week's Family Circle Magajine for
nutritional information on peanuts. New
issue out every Thunalay, frte at Safeway.
Sjfeway
Homemakers' Bureau
JVUA ITJt WRIGHT. Puarage
CLOSED SATURDAY, July 4
INDEPENDENCE DAY
and SUNDAY, JULY S
Buy for 2 Days. Shop early in
the week. Same low prices ef
fective every day! All prices
subject to market changes.
pii'ii"il
) Safeivay's prices are as tow as these
every day of the iveett
TOR PICNIC LUNCHES
CATSUP, Red Hill, 14-oz. bottle 12e
CHILI SAUCE, Moneta, 12V-oz. btl. 15c
PICKLES, 12-oz. (ar 25c
Libby Assorted Sweets.
RIPE OLIVES, No. 1 20c
Lindsay Extra Large.
CHEESE, 2 pkgs 30c
Pabstett Plain or Pimiento.
DEVILED HAM, No. V can..... 15c
Underwood's.
SWIFT'S PREM, 12-oz. can 35c
Pure Pork.
PIGS FEET, 28-oz. jar 37e
Hormcls'.
OYSTERS, 3V4-oz. can 16c
Crystal Bay.
PEANUT BUTTER, 2-lb. ar 34c
Real Roast
PRESERVES, 2-lb. jar 40e
Monopole Assorted.
FRUIT JELLY, 24-oz. far 27e
Tea Garden.
POTATO CHIPS 10c 15c and 25e
Blue Bell.
RITZ CRACKERS, lb. box 21c
Butter Wafers.
WHEAT TOAST WAFERS, lb. pkg 19e
Sunshine.
SANDWICH BREAD, Hi-lb. loaf 13c
Julia Lee Wright's Enriched.
PAPER NAPKINS, 2 pkgs 15c
Zee, dinner sire.
WAX PAPER, 125 ft. roll 15c
Diamond.
miaous PESSERTS
MARSHMALLOWS, Fluffiest, lb. ctn. 14e
KREMEL PUDDINGS 4 for 15e
Assorted flavors.
FRESH FIG BARS, 2-lb. ctn 29c
Wheat or white.
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR, pkg. 23c
Large package.
JUNKET ICE CREAM MIX, 3 pkgs. 25c
Assorted flavors.
PENNY SAVERS
CHERUB MILK, tall cans 3 for 24c
EVAPORATED MILK, tall tins, 4 for 35c
Advertised brands.
BABY FOODS, assorted 3 for 20e
Gerber's.
WHEATIES, 2 pkgs 23c
Whole-Grain cereal.
FLOUR, 49-lb. sack $1.85
Kitchen Craft
SOUP MIX, 3 pkgs ...25c
Continental.
CREAMETTES, Macaroni, 2 pkgs 15c
PRUNES, Briteweit, No. 2V4 cans 15c
PEAS, Cardenside, No. 2 can... 9c
BEETS, Highway, No. 2 can 10c
CREAM CORN, No. 2 can 2 for 25c
Country Home.
PURE LARD, 2-lb. ctn. 37c 4-lb. ctn. 73e
CIGARETTES, carton of 200 $1.23
Popular brands.
Toilet TISSUE, Waldorf, per roll 4 for 19c
pkg.
fOR TEMPTING SALADS
FRUIT COCKTAIL, No. 1 tin....2 for 29e
Del Monte.
FIGS, No. 1 can 2 for 25
Sundown Kadota.
DATES, 10-oz. plain pkg. 25c
7V4-oz. pitted pkg ......25e
MAYONNAISE, Dint ar 27c qt. ar 48c
Nu-Made.
MAYONNAISE, auart jar 55c
Kraft.
SALAD DRESSING, ot. jar 24c qt. jar 38c
Duchess.
MIRACLE WHIP, pt. jar 27e qt. Jar 41e
Kraft Dressing.
APRICOTS, 2V2 can 2 for 35e
Petite.
TOR COOLING PRINKS
BROWN DERBY BEER, qt. bottle
19c
37c
OLEOMARGARINE, lb
2-lb. pkg
Sunny Bank,
SOAPS AND CLEANSERS
FELS NAPTHA, 2 bars 11c
Laundry soap.
P. & G. SOAP, reg. bars 10 for 39c
Ciant .....3 for 14c
CRYSTAL WHITE, reg. bars....l0 for 39e
Ciant 2 for 9e
SOAP CHIPS, 5-lb. pkg 42e
Crystal White.
LIFEBUOY SOAP, bars 3 for 20e
Zephyr-fresh.
PEPSI-COLA, 12-oz..
Refreshing, delicious.
23c
6 for 25e
(Plus buttle deposit.)
ROOT BEER, 12-oz. bottles. 6 for 25c
Royal Crown. (Plus bottle deposit.)
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 46-oz. can 21
Town House.
T0M0T0 JUICE, No 2 can lOe
Sunny Dawn.
MALTED MILK, lb. tin 29c! 2-lb. can 49e
Kraft.
COFFEE, lb. bag 21e
Airway, ground fresh
COFFEE, lb. bag 25e
Nob Hill. Rich blend.
TEA BAGS, 50 bags in carton 32c
Canterbury.
GUARANTEED-FRESH PRODUCE
is low priced every day
You tv money tny diy of tht wtwk on Softwiy Guar
twitctdFrtsh Produca bocaw It'i ilwyt low pricod.
BANANAS, perfectly ripened fruit lb. 9c
CHERRIES, Royal Anne, Bing, lg., sweet, lb. 10c
ONIONS, White Wax lb. 5!'2c
APRICOTS, large size for canning, 3 lb. 25c
TOMATOES, No. I, large, excellent
for slicing lb. 1 2Vic
-
Watarmalons, Cantaloupes. Corn
on tha Cob, Egg Plant. Straw
berries. Youngbarrias A com
pute Fruit assortment lor your
double holiday.
Produce Prices for Thur. and Fri.
Buy War Stomps at
Safeway with the
money yon save hen
ANN LEARNS HOW TO MAKE WEEKENDS MOKE FUN
SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS
are low priced every day
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Yoa can an monay on ai.at any day al Saf.wav baeauM
aaay aMab ar. low prkad avary day of th. wi.k.
3EEF ROASTS, blade cuts... lb. 28c
30ILING BEEF, brisket cuts lb. 15c
RUMP ROAST, three corner cuts lb. 29e
GROUND BEEF 2 lbs. 35e
GROUND ROUND STEAK lb. 33c
BRANDED STEER BEEF ROUND STEAK... lb. 39e
FRYERS, colored, dry picked lb. 39c
LUNCHEON MEATS, assorted lb. 33c
BACON, eastern, any sir piece......................lb. 29e
FRANKFURTERS, skinless b. 28e
PORK SHOULDER ROAST b. 29c
PORK CHOPS :. lb. 39e
PORK STEAK lb. 33e
TENDERIED PICNIC HAMS lb. 31 Vi
Maat Pricaa for Thur. and TrU
Why clout you gat your "big"
erdar In on wvatk day, to
Not only will yoa haT mor time to
play on warltnds. but you 11 he abla
to shop more leisurely if you get vour
bif (trocerr order in on a week dae.
Safeway prices, you know, are a!wvs
low. on everything, erary day afthtxtek.
SAFEWAY