Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 01, 1942, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORGEON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1942 BE L The Rev. Lawrence H. Mitch elmore will be installed Friday eveninf as pastor of the newly organized Phoenix-Jacksonville parish at services In trie First Presbyterian criurcn 01 rnoenix A delegation will be present from Jacksonville. Installation services an nounced by the committee on arrangements Otto Nledermeyer Jacksonville: H. W. Frame, Phoenix, and the pastor-elect, in dude: Invocation, music by Phoenix choir directed by M. F. Sheets, Mrs. H. W. Frame, organist. Scripture reading: constitutional questions for pastor and congre- sations. the Rev. Morris Koacn First Presbyterian church, Rose- burg, moderator of Southwest Oregon Presbytery; sermon, the Rev. Henry W. Hansen, f irst Presbyterian church, Medford; charge to congregation, the Kev. Harold M. Roberts, Sunday school missionary, Medford: charge to pastor, the Rev. Hugh T. Mitchelmore, First Presby terian church. Myrtle Point; in stallation prayer, the Rev. H. G. Eddy, First Presbyterian church, Ashland; hymn; benediction by pastor, the Rev. L. H. Mitchel more. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchelmore and email son, Charles, make their home in the manse at Jackson ville, the minister spends half of his time in each community served. Before this charge he was pastor for four years each at Merrill, Klamath county, and Mora, Sherman county. Mr. Mitchelmore holds graduate de grees from both University of Oregon and San Francisco Theo logical seminary, San Anselmo, Calif. News Behind the News by Paul Mallon (Continued from Pug One) r il W' i f ! II i f. yt fef (f . 1 I t -a.- . V'i The Agricultural Insurance company of Watertown, K. Y., and the Glen Falls Insurance company of Glen Falls. N. Y., filed suit in circuit court yester day against Everett Faber, do ing business as Faber's Farmer Supply company, for collection of amounts paid to holders of accident insurance policies, in the total sum of S703.17. The suit is based on a three way auto accident on the Pa cific highway between this city and Phoenix on May 26, 1941. The complaint alleges loaded truck belonging to Faber crashed Into one car, resulting in three cart being damaged. The car procession had stopped to per mit a truck to turn into the Bear Creek Orchards plant. The complaint alleges negli gence on the part of the Faber i truck operator, in not having his truck under control, and travelling too fast. The Agricultural Insurance company seeks $155.55 for dam ages to the Paul Beare car and f 137.82 for damages to the John Doe Parker car of Yreka, Calif. The Glen Falls Insurance company seeks $410 for damages to the auto of Melvin McClure. The two companies issued accident insurance policies to the car owners. TOMATO GROWERS RACEJACK FROST Tomatoes of the valley are now ripening fast and growers handicapped by the labor lack. are striving to get them picked to beat the first fall frost. iu any day now. Assistant County Agent C. B. Cordy reported to day. In the Ashland district business men of Ashland have gone into the fields this week to assist in the picking and help the Baglcy Canning company In filling its orders for tomatoes from the government Pear growers are now picking Bosc and Cornice pears and also rushing the work as fast as the labor shortage and other condi tions will permit. Most of the plants are working 10 to 12 hours daily and Sundays in an effort to get the pears in stor age or packed. JAP GENERALS KILLED Chungking, Oct. 1. (U.R) A military spokesman said today that eight Japanese lieutenant generals and one admiral have been killed on the China front during the past five years. The latest general officer to die, the spokesman said, was Lieut Gen. Takashi Sakai, 54, killed in fighting near Lanki in Cheklang province. Vm Mall Tribune Want ads. KM ED NOW SHE SHOPS "CASH AND CARiir Without Painful Backache Uuy ufletw nliev ucginc baekaeb quickly, one thry discover thai th real otJM of tbm trouble may ba iirad ksdasrva. The kidnrv are Nature a chief way of tak fnt tha esccta aoidt and waata out a thj blood. They help most paopla paat about puita s day. When diaordtr of kidaay function Bandta pciaoooua matter to remata In your blood, ta miy rauM naninc b&ckacba, rbeumatio paiaa, let paint, lot ol pep and aotrry, gatUiaf up nifhta, iwcliinjr, puffin under tba ayca. beadacboa and ditiineat. Frequent or acaaty paausci with martinf and buraint aoma tunea abows there 1 aotna thing wrong wita your kidneva or bladder. Don't waitl Ask your dracflat for Doeat PiUa. used lueorafully by miUiou for over 40 yeara. They civo happy relief and will help) the 15 miles of kidnev tubee flush out poison out waste from your blood. Get Doan a Fills. TOR VALOR Lt. Commands C. C. Kirkpatrick (right) ol Texas, commander of U. S submarine in Pacific waters, gets Navy Cross from Rear Ad mirsl a E. English at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, for "out standing success against foe. tee last year, contending that re duction of temperatures would have serious affect on health. This much may be surely said: The country, and particularly the womenfolk, will have to go into long underwear. This na tion has been accustomed to a winter Indoor temperature of around 70 to 72 degrees, and dressed accordingly. European nations, particularly Britain and France, get along at lower temperatures, but they do so by using heavier clothing, and moving about more indoors Active children will no doubt suffer less than the aged and in firm. Office workers will have to adopt the practice of getting up and moving around fre quently. It these simple rules are adopted gladly by the people, and they haw psychologically a spirit of coperation and a sense of confidence in the results, the effects will certainly be less seri ous than otherwise. As a matter of fact, if the usual Washington course Is fol lowed, Mr. Henderson's shiver lng forecast probably will be moderated la administration. They always tnlk big and harsh here at the start, but somehow their programs always work out to be less terrifying than prom ised. For an apt example, automo biles bearing "A" cards In the East are cluttering up the roads daily on their four gallons a week. Bootleg gas Is available everywhere in New York at five cents a gallon additional, and In Washington at ten cents gallon extra. . "THE first two steps taken by t the government toward na tlonal gas rationing were dia metrically opposed to the recom mendations of the Raruch report. which inspired the confidence ol the country. First, Czar Jeffers was not a rubber man as recommended. Second, his Initial official step disregarded the Baruch recom- menation for national rationing on the basis of need. In accord ance with the program of the office of defense transportation. THE press Is pledged to sup press publication of the Pres ident's movements In wartime. Mr. Roosevelt may go to Hyde Park, on a weekend cruise meet Churchill on the high seas, or even make a trip around the country Inspecting war plants and nothing may be published about it until official White House authorization is received. The theory of this censorship Is that the President is command er-in-chlef of the army and navy and his movements, therefore, become military secrets, even il they are actually political, rest ful or otherwise purely non military. It must be reported that news men here have become impatient at the extent to which this cloak has been stretched recently. An airing is in the offing. SUE MOSHBERGER TO WAVES CAMP Miss Sue Moshberger left by United Mainllner for Portland today enroute to Smith college Northampton, Mass., to begin four months' officers' training in the Woman's Naval reserve corps after which she will be commissioned as an ensign. She received orders Tuesday to leave Portland Friday for the east. Miss Moshberger for the past five years has been physical education Instructor at senior high school. She is the daughter of the late Col. Eugene Moshberger U. S. army and has two brothers serving In the army, Lieut. Col. Martin Moshberger, now in Aus trnlla and Drew Moshberger, at tached to a medical detachment at Hardin field, Baton Rouge, La. Clown, tlm (or Cltvirird ad. a. m To law to dually M JO p m. FINER FLAVORED ALBERS OATS IS THE BEST SOURCE OF FEP-UP VITAMIN Bj lney the new, Improved (lover ofAIben 0u rither Quick or Old Fuhinned. Coolu up fiiky, full-bodied imr mushy. Thrifty, too. This ryr of food Is among those recommended lo tnr Nutrition Food Kules to milt America strong. "It Hire toitts swell!" A than Oats also brings Ton the bodr-buildinc, cnenry-gmng nourishment of pure whole arun, is the best atumt source of pep-up Viuumn Bj. Keeps im qoInfSTtill noon I Join Uncle Sam's FIG BARS White or Whole Wheat 2 lb. pkg 33c GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 lb. box ,....21e ORANGE MARMALADE 2 lb. ar 2?e PANCAKE FLOUR No. 10 bag 49c PURE HONEY 5 lb. pail 79e PEANUT BRITTLE 14 es. cello pkg 17c MACARONI DINNER 1 pkg. serves 4 3 pkgi 25c OLIVI OIL (Imitation) 8 os. bottle 29c KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN Large pkg 19c ALBERS CORN FLAKES Reg. slxe 2 for 11c to m mux tw.' 3 lb. box WITH PKLItilVVS g. 4v QUAKER OATS 23C RAISINS, Thompson Seedless SMALL NAVY BEANS.... FANCY RICE FRESH DATES COCOA, Mothers Brand....... SODA CRACKERS DEL MONTE CATSUP SANDWICH SPREAD ASSORTED COOKIES JELLY or JAM MARSHM ALLOWS. 12 oi. pkg..... ROSEDALE DILL PICKLES ROSEDALE RIPE OLIVES JELL WELL IMITATION VANILLA . 4 lb. 39c 5 lb. pkg. 43c ......S lb. pkg. 49c ...14 os. pkg. 2Sc 21b. pkg. 21c 2 lb. box 18c ....14 oz. btl. 17c quart 19c lb. pkg. 23c 2 lb. jar 29c 2 for 25c quart 23c No. 1 tin 17c ......... 2 pkgs. 11c 8 ox. btl. ISc COFFEE Hills, M.J.B., Golden West or Folger'a lb. tin 33c 2 lbs. 65c Kaffee Hag lb. 34c APPLE BUTTER, far 23c Libb'y 33 oz. jar Libby'i or Gerber'a BABY FOODS 3 cans 19c OLEOMARGARINE 2 lbs 37c NEW CEREAL RAISIN BRAN, whole wheat Flakes with Raisins 10 oz. pkg 2 for 25c Pa:k?se 5c FLOUR Kitchen fV.iid (Enriched) 49 lb $1.79 Evergreen. ...49 lbs. SI. 57 Royal 49 lbs. $1.39 OXYDOL with coupon in Friday's paper 2 Ige. boxes 37c Royal Club Gelatin Dessert, 6 Flavor package ..................Sc Certo 3 bottles 45c Zinc Caps, package 23c Self Sealing Cap regular doz. pk. 21c Self Sealing Lids regular 3 pks. 25c Crystal Whit Laundry Soap 10 bars 39c Palmolive Soap regular. ...3 bar 20c Super Suds Giant package 63c Large package 23c Crystal White Chip 5 lb. pkg 42c Peets Granulated Soap Giant package 57c Large package. .......29e Klek, regular package ................ 1 lc Matches, Ig. carton... .23c Scot Towels, roll 10c Waldorf Tissue 4 roll 19e Scot Tissue 3 rolls .........23c Wax Paper 100 ft. roll 12c PEARL SHORTENING 3 lb. pkg. 53c KRAFT CHEESE 2 lb. box 67c Metal Cheese Cutter 5c with each purchase SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3 lb. can 73e WESSON OIL Quart 53e; V gal. 95e BANNER MILK. 4 tall cans 32c BEET SUGAR 2 lb. bag 15c; 5 lbs. 34c 10 lb. bag 64c; 23 lb. bag $1.59 STANDARD CORN or PEAS, 303 size 3 cans 29c LIBBY SHOESTRING CARROTS ...303 size tin 10c TOMATO HOT SAUCE 3 cans 11c LIBBY PEAS and CARROTS, 303 size 2 cans 25c LIBBY PEAS, 3 sieve, 303' 2 cans 29c SLICED BEETS No. 2 tin 10c CLING PEACHES 2Vi size tin 19e LIBBY FRUIT COCKTAIL, No. 1 tin 2 for 29e LIBBY TOMATO JUICE, No. 1 tin 3 for 25c CHURCH' GRAPEJUICE quart 31e LIBBY GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz. 27c LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE JUICE ...46 oz. 37c HOOD RIVER APPLE JUICE, 12 oz. tin 3 for 25c LIBBY CORNED BEEF :.12 oz. tin 27e SWIFT'S PREM, All Pork 12 oz. tin 35c LIBBY RED SALMON lb. tin 35c TUNA FISH, V size, Fancy 20e KITCHEN MAID SALAD DRESSING quart 39c CATSUP 14 oz. bottle 12c Save Tires Save Gas One shopping stop for everything. Plus over t acre of Parking Space. PEANUT BUTTER 24 oz. ice box jar.. WELCH'S GRAPELADE ..33c Pure Orape Juice from choice Concord Craoes 12 oz. jar 2 for 35c BIG "Y" SUPER MARKET Prices effective Frl., Sat., Sun. and Mon., Oct. 2, 3, 4 and 5. Serve Nutritious Foods .... Keep "Your Americans" Healthy Here at the BID "Y" We'll Help You With a Choice Selection of Good Foods AND "IT'S THE SAVING ON EVERY I ITEM THAT COUNTS" THRIFT DEPT. SPECIALS DOOK8 Non-Fiction Book For Gift, For Reference, AQ. For Education 98c value aWW FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES, long life 3 for 10c FLASHLIGHTS, metal case 59e NASH RAZOR BLADES, pkg. of 5 blades......3 pkg. 25c SHOE LACES, brown or black 2 pair 5e HOT WATER BOTTLES bo prepared...'... oach 49c PEBCO TOOTH POWDER g.. tin 25c 50c btl. JERGENS LOTION Both 25c jar JERGENS ALL PURPOSE CREAM for 75c jar JERGENS ALL PURPOSE CREAM Both 25c btl. JERGENS LOTION for 39c 59c SPECIAL! FITCH'S C-l DANDRUFF REMOVER SHAMPOO MJ Metal Edge Ruler ea. 5c Big 10 Tablet 3 for 25c Composition Book, coil bound 3 for 25c Notebook Filler....3 pkg. 23c Typewriter Paper 3 pkg. 25e Stud Duke' Advertiser 3 pkgs. 10c 50fsiZE98Sf WHEN YOU BUT THE URGE SIZE FOB. f." MfiiJiTI-J I tTiiiTil I Tml F 1 1 J VAJfiliJlvKI I aw ,1 , J Velvet Pound 63c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Celery. Utah Ig. bun. each. 19c Apples, good cookers, 8 lbs 25c Tomatoes, peak of can ning season, 40 lbs. 59c Sweet Potatoes or Yams No.rs.. ..3 lbs. 23c Tomatoes, fancy; 3 lbs 9c Squash, individual bakers 2 for 9c Produce Price Friday and Saturday Only LAM! BREAST lb. LEGS, CHOPS . lb. 29c SHOULDER . . lb. 23c 17 POT ROASTS SIRLOIN STEAK SH0RT R'BS TENDER BEEFib.25c Lb.. 29c Beefn.17ic HBIBBBHBHBaBM sMsflMMslslslslsMsflHt i.fririlllfgBllfjsss,,,,, FRANKS usss&r a. 25c Shoulder Steak Picnic Style Roast PORK lb. 33c PORK lb. 27c LAIRED' Pure Pork 2 lb. 29c SHOULDER VEAL STEAK Lb. . 29c INDIVIDUAL SLICES of HAM 3 for 25c ROLLED VEAL ROAST Lb. . 29c Mtat Specials Friday and Saturday r 9 Is. V t