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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRfeAY, JULY 24, 1942.
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A mobile "victory house" will
visit Medford August 4 and S
to assist in the local sale of war
savings stamps and bonds, it
was announced today by W. A.
Gates, Jackson county chairman
of the war savings staff. Two
complete open air performances
will be held each day on the
stage of the unique mobile vic
tory house With professional
entertainers augmenting talent
from various parts of the Rogue
River valley,
George Austin of the Stand
ard Oil company was in Med
ford Monday conferring with
Mr. Gates, assistant state admin
istrator Glenn Jackson and
members of the Jackson county
war savings staff on details for
the local showing of the mobile
unit. The victory house tour is
sponsored by the Standard Oil
company at the request of the
U. S. Treasury Department in
Washington as one of the com
pany's contributions to the cur
rent war financing effort.
Committees in charge of the
local appearance of the Victory
House will be announced this
week by Chairman aGtes.
TJae Mall Trtbun want ads.
ROGUE RIVER LODGE
One-Half Mil Above Trail, On Crater Lake Highway
PHONE TRAIL 212 for RESERVATIONS
for Your Week-End Outing
as Special sis
CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS
Unexcelled Service and Cuisine .
, Dancing . .Drinks
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Seattle, July 24 (J?) The
Federal Works agency's regional
office here today announced
presidential approvel of two
maintenance and operation pro
jects for public schools in war
congested areas in Oregon-. They
were:
Skyline district No. 9, Mult
nomah county, near Portland.
Shady Cove district No. 89,
Jackson county, near Medford.
County School Superintendent
C Jt Bowman explained today
the maintenance and operation
project approved for the Shady
Cove district Involved an ad
dition to th schoolhouse, of pos
sibly two more rooms, to take
care of the increased attendance
caused by the influx of canton
ment workers into the commun
ity. According to the recommen
dation made to the F. W. A. by
the Federal Department of Ed
ucation, which must approve all
such project requests, the pro
ject calls for the addition of two
rooms to the schoolhouse, loca
te nam olstms of lawnaw
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remaie weakness
AND HELP BUILD UP RED BLOOD!
Lydla E. Plnkham's TABLETS
(with added iron) have helped
thousand of glrli to relieve func
tional monthly patn and weak
feelings. Plnkham's Tablet ALSO
help build up red blood and thus
aid In promoting more itrength.
Made especially or IO men. Pol
low label direction. Worth trying!
ted about three miles this side
of Trail, Bowman explained,
with the government to bear
part of the costs of the addition.
TWO FIRE SETTERS
NABBED RECENTLY
L. H. Morris, state inspector
for the state board of forestry
announced yesterday that two
arrests had been made recently
for violation of forestry laws.
One violator is being held in
Grants Pass for immigration
authorities and the other re
ceived sentence in the justice
court at Grants Pass.
Nicholas Theodore Settler,
who is awaiting arrival of immi
gration authorities, was arrest
ed July 8 for setting a fire on
Ingram Logging company pro
perty. Settler, reported to be an
enemy alien, was born in Messa
lin, Serbia. The fire was set on
Grave Creek on the line be
tween Jackson and Josephine
counties and was extinguished
before real damage could be
done. Settler was arrested by
state police and Morris.
Harold Brevold was fined
8150 in the Justice court in
Grants Pass recently for setting
a fire on his property at Cave
Junction during closed season.
EDUCATION BOARD TO
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
Eugene, July 24 IIP) Chan
cellor Frederick M. Hunter of
the state system of higher edu
cation, announced today that
the next regular -neeHrig of the
state board will be held in Port
land Tuesday, July 28.
Proposr's for the pi chase of
war dmage insurance on state
system properties will be dis
cussed.
MRS. REDLING RITES
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Funeral services for Valerie
Pearce Redling will be conduct-
led from the Perl funeral home
Saturday at 2 p. m., the Rev.
Cedrie Kent of the Applegate,
Involved with Powers brothers,
Ashley and Richard, in a recent
neighborhood row with Herman
Klein and wife, charged with
malicious and wanton injury to
personal property, when ar
raigned in Justice court yester
day, waived preliminary hear
ing and was ordered held to
await grand Jury action under
$500 bonds. Kent is the hired
man of the Powers.
The complaint charges that
during the course of the row.
Kent shot a shepherd dog be
longing to the Kleins, and it has
since not appeared at home
Kent claimed Klein ordered the
dog to bite him, before he un
limbered his .22 rifle.
In a hearing on a disorderly
conduct charge early this week,
Kent and the Powers brothers
were granted 60 days suspended
sentences, pending settlement of
their controvery with the Kleins
in a circuit court suit involving
pasture and hay.
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Washington, July 24 ;p)
Laws to curb the profiteering
fringe of war c tractors were
demanded today as the result of
a year-long investigation by the
use naval comr 'ttee.
In a summation of its Inquiry
the committee said that 95 per
cent of contractors were doing
honest Job but "the other five
percent appear to be taking ad
vantage of the war situation."
For that Troup, the report
suggested action to limit profits.
It added, however, that "wheth
er this ideal shou' I be achieved
through a direct limitation law,
excess profits taxes, or some
other means should be carefully
considered by the p per com
mittees of congress."
NOW THAT SCHOOL IS OUT
DON'T STOP BUYING YOUR
WAR STAMPS AND BONDS!
CONTINUE TO BUY THEM WEEKLY AND HAVE YOUR
MAIL TRIBUNE CARRIER BOY DELIVER THEM TO YOUR
HOME EACH WEEK
Summer vacation Is here and thone of you
ho have bought War Stamps and Bonds each
veek will want to keep right on adding to
your Stamp album each veek during the
coming months. Our carrier boys are now
serving the entire city each week in delivering
War Stamps and Bonds, so let your carrier
boy bring your Stamps to your home, too.
Nearly all of you have pledged to put at
leant a Stamp a week into your album during
the summer, and our carrier boys will be
glad to deliver those Stamps each week,
beginning now.
The procedure Is simple. Just stop your
carrier boy at the first opportunity and tell
liim how many Stamps you want each week
or fill out the blank in this ad and hand It to
him. He will take care of the rest and
deliver the Stamps promptly every week.
Don't put it off. See your carrier today.
Every Stamp is another lick at the Axis.
Communications
Fill Out This Coupon and Hand
It to Your Tribune Carrier Boy
Order Blank for War Savlnjt Stomps
Give this order to your carrier boy
I'm. f arnil la do my Ml lv buying War
A lamps amch mk. I would Ukm to fum
Car Stamps each ml until Jurther
no tic;
ADDRESS
Power of Love
To the editor: To an intelli
gent person like yourself the
enclosed rhyme will need no ex
planation. Through your paper
it will reach those who feel so
helpless at a time like this, and
give them renewed hope and
courage to use the strongest
weapon God gives to man the
Power of Love.
This is entirely a non-denominational,
non-sectarian help for
the good of all people, a sim
ple, sincere belief that love is
stronger than hate. Therefore by
broadcasting (figuratively) great
waves of love from millions of
people in our country to the
millions of oppressed in other
countries, the power of our love
can assist tremendously in over
coming the hate and treachery
of the enemy.
We are using this Idea by
states and counties in the hope
of reaching everyone, and we
welcomi inquiries and com
ments from yoi and the people
of your coj . We shall be glad
to send you more detail and
copy m time to time.
"Waves of love sent thru light
(LITE) from above
may save many lives of those
we loe!"
W J Jackson cou. ty help!
MOLLY MASON
48S7 S. Bryant Ave., Minne
apolis, Minn., July 20.
Tune In With Love
There' a new broadcasting sta
tion which is called LITE
It Is not controlled by a syndi
cate so it's facilities are free.
It gives out no entertainment
no advertising hul-a-ba-loo
It carries only one kind of mes
sage and that message al
ways goes thru!
To those not In active service
Station LITE would appeal.
Enlist the help of your hearts
and minds that service
would be very real.
You ihe home people, the older
folks, the 111
who want to help and to do,
Tune In to Station LITE
and become a part of Its crew.
Station LITE pays no wages
and asks no fees in kind.
It operates entirely on the pow
er of love with no contracts
to break or bind.
If you'd like to Join In these
broadcasts
tune In to LITE today.
Your love can help oppressed
nations
send it out without delavl
MOLLY MASON
ror further Information
write Miss Mason.
GLASSES
Or. R. M. Hoed, Optometrist
Sparta Bldf.
Main ana Rltmltf. Mrdrard. Or
vmrul atnlra SNnnihK Prim
Louis C. Klrby officiating. In
terment will take place in Log
town cemetery.
CONS BUY BONDS
Portland, July 24 UP) In
mates of British prisons are con
verting hat little money they
earn into war bonds, Margery
Fry, English gvernment repre
sentative on the international
penal and . jnitentiary commis
sion, said today.
Cm Kail TrlbuiM want ads.
IVORY SOAP
Old Style Label - Close-out
DRIFTED SHOW FLOUR
5c
24'a
Lb.
Gold Medal Kitchen Tested. No. 10 Bags, 57c
Lb.
Jars-
Lb.
Can..
PEAIIUT BUTTER & 2
SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3
I.ESS0II OIL JS 27c 53c
KRAFT CHEESE iffi' &Sr 2 1
COFFEE, Folger's 33c-
' Gal.
Can......
In 2-Lb.
Jari
39c
73c
93c
159c
32c
Limited Sales to Make It Last
MILK
Veal Steak Xvfr lb. 33c
Assorted Lunch Meats, lb. 33c
Ham and Veal Loaf.... lb. 29c
Seasoned ready for baking.
Rib Boiling BeefT lb. 19c
From fancy iteer beef.
Bacon Backs lb. 29c
Swift's sugar cured.
GUYER'S
MARKET
SATURDAY MEAT PRICES
A Tall
Cans..
Lb.
33c
Swift's Best
KOOUID 2gs.9c
TOILETRIES
And
REMEDIES
AT CUT RATE
Gillette Blades 10cand25e
50c Dreskin After
Shaving Lotion .....39c
55c Lady Esther
Face Cream ,. .39e
50c Listerine Antiseptic 39c
25c Feen-a-mint 21c
KLEENEX
200-sheet 2 boxes 25c
440-sheet box 25c
KOTEX w?onfdter
Jrs., Regulars, Super
22c 2 pkgs 43c
RAISINS
PEAS
CORN
THOMPSON'S
SEEDLESS
A Lb
O "9-
GARDEN
SUGAR
330
303
ni..
DEL MONTE
WHOLE KERNEL
303
Cant..
29c
27c
8c
TOMATO JUICE iS&SL
IXL CHILI CON CARNE 2 Handy Cant 25e
IXL CHICKEN BROTH, 16-ox. Cans,...- 2 for 19e
BEANS, Van Camp's Red Kidney 2 cans 25c
iasii ajar an UUID or SANDWICH at.
wet a. mm ii nil
SPREAD
Stewart's
BLUING
Jars I
M FiDniinrcl
a. 14c WW u u Yu "!,
STRONG frfi(Kl AtKj Hil
garlic m
2o PlViIffilETABILES
Each
CERTO
3 bdeVlle 45c
25c
POST BRAN
FLAKES
2 27c
JAR LIDS
BERNARDINS
DOZ. 0C
Arm ar
Hammer
BAKING
SODA
p9c
FRESH
LIMES
29c .
Br the Dos.
LETTUCE h-s ...5c- LEI,10IISscc-19c-POTATOES
---mo r. Mt .49
Choice Red latino.
TOMATOES 2-1
528 South Riverside Ave. -Hours 8 to 8 -Sunday 9 to 8
GREEN STAMPS
DOUBLE STAMPS
WEDNESDAY
On Orders Orer S2.00.
Few items cxepted.
Specials for Saturday
and Monday except
as otherwise noted.
1,05 " 2.09
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