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FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. October 3. 1944 Forest Scene At Rally tf'A j & r ti. " ' tt. ' Alt .Hae$W ')). few ON HEART BEAT, IS OF Pictured above are imall children of Salvation Army Cs.pt nd Mrs. Robert Angel. Buddy and Jacelyn who participated in he Rally Day program at the Salvation Army hall last Sunday. Capt. Angel ii director of Riverside USO The annual Rally Day and festival were combined into one event this year and the i above picture represented a forest scene. The young fawn, a pet, was loaned by Louis Eck who found the fawn during the sum- mer months on a forest road. (Photo by Shangle.) ! Salvation Army in Joint Observance; j Accordionists Play Regular Rally Day Stlnday ' of the Salvation Army was held ( jointly with the Harvest Festi val Sunday. The Sunday school 1 arranged a fine program with Mrs. H. R. Prentice and a group of her younqer accordion stu dents as gn :ts. At night the young people ! had charge of the service as- , slstcd by Mrs. Prentice and a I group of her older players. W. I M. Qimckenbush assisted great ly with his musical saw. The hall was decorated for 1 the occasion to represent a for est. In the night meeting a real ; deer appeared on the platform j and when lights were thrown on the trees and doer it looked like a star-lit night In the woods. Ashland Ministers Elect Rev. Schuman Ashland, Oct. 8 Oi.P) The j Ashland Ministerial Association I met Monday in the Baptist church for a brief business ses- sion. During the morning the following officers were elected i for the ensuing year; president, Rev. Geo. M. Schuman; vice president. Rev. Gordon Griffin; secretary treasurer, Rev. Earl Downing. Plans were laid for the Thanksgiving service to be held In the Methodist church with 1 sermon by the Rev. Ward E. Pratt. Rev. Broughcr, the Bap tist evangelist, was introduced to the group and gave an inter esting address. ; Columbus, O., Oct. 8 U.R) America's voters must weigh aerlously tile qualifications of uA nnmiMinan nnri Democratic vice nresldentlal nominees In November because "they may be voting for a president," Gov. Earl Warren of California saldj last night. . I In a speech focused primarily on the vice-presidential race, Warren told a Republican cam paign rally Inst night that the "team" of Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Gov. John W. Brick er was the best that could have been found. "It has been wisely said that but a single heartbeat separates the vice-president from the presidency," Warren said. "It thus behooves us all to make certain that we have not Just nne man, but a first class team for president and vice-president. "Does anyone believe that the Democratic party is offering any nuch team to the American pcoplo? "No my friends, all that Is re quired by the new deal of Its candidates for that position Is that they be cleared through Sidney llillman. Viewed In this crlous vein Is there anyone who would tako a Harry Tru man when they can get a John Brickcr?" Lake Creek Lake Creek, Oct. S Lost Creek extension unit met at Mrs. George Brown's home Oc tober 4. Subject for the meeting was "Conserve With the Scrap Bag." The community recreation party will be postponed one week. It will be held October 14. Ladles are asked to bring cookies and rentlemen one pack age of cool-aid. Dwlght Uurrell returned home this week after spending several weeks with his si.ter and brother-in-law, In Pasa Babels, Calif. Virginia Pech has been 111 the past few weeks with tonsilltls. Guest sat the Burrell home recently were Mrs. Burrell'; brother, Charles Malcnme from Berkeley, Calif., and Gene Chamberlain from Lagle Point. Bert Moore of Medfnrd was Sunday guest at the A. L. Peck home. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tyrell and Mrs. D.iw who are spending the winter in lirownsboro spent the week-end nt ttielr home at Dead Indian Soda Prd"- Chan Stokes visited Ralph Wynnt for a few days last week. "weather" Northern California Partly cloudy north, clear south portion todny and tonight, with light showers mountain sections nf north part Frldny cloudy north portion with lisht rain probable along the coast and over moun tains South portion clear Cooler Interior today. TRIANIS FREED Chicago, Oct. 8 (U.R) Feder al Judge Michael L. Igoo today dismissed charges of conspiracy against Mrs. Minnie Arianl, 110. and her two sons, Carlos. 32, and Romolo, 34, arising out of the closing of the first Italian State Bank here In 1931. Judge Igoe said the wife and sons of Saverio Ariani, 04, who served a prison term for absconding will) assets of the defunct bank, could not be held responsible for the deeds of the husband and father. . 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SI.S5 Vanilla and Lemon Flavor, Westag 4-oz. bottle 7c Vanilla and Lemon Extract, Schilling 1-oz. bottle 20c Schilling Cinnamon, ground 1 'i-oz. can 11c KC Baking Powder, old faovrite 25-oz. jar 23c Calumet Baking Powder .....25-oz. can 27c A&H Baking Soda 1-lb. pkgs. 10c Sno-White Salt, plain or iodized 26-oz. pkg; 7c BIS9CIT MIX M f's Kixes Twn.9er "S 23 22c CM MM A PANCAKE FLOUR Friskies Dog Cubes or Meal, 4!2-lb. pk.46c FIG BARS 2-lb. cfn. 49c Pioneer Minced Clams 7-oz. tin 23c Betty Crocker Soup Mix pkg. 9c Kellogg Corn Flakes giant pkg. 12c Old Fashioned Ginger Snaps. .1-lb. box 23c Heinz, Gerber's, Clapp's Baby Food 3 r 20c Cane Sugar 25-lb. sack $1.48 Brown Sugar or Powdered lb. 8c Molasses, Creen Br. Rabbit 32-oz. 37e Syrup, Sleepy Hollow....... 16:oz. 21e Spry or Snowdrift 3 lbs. 63c Silverleaf Lard, Swift 4-lb. ctn. 78c Parkay Margarine, (4 pts.) 2 lbs. 49e Margarine Sunny Bank (4 pts.).. ..2 lbs. 35c IVORY SOAP 6 'Personal" Size bar jC Medium Bar COFFEE llb25 Hills Bros. M. J. B. Golden West BEET SUGAR .'. 10 lbs. 54c KELLOGG'S PEP 8-oz. pkg 9o NOODLE SOUP MIX, Lipton't pkg. 9c CHEUB MILK (1 point) 3 tall cans 25c MILK, Morning, Carnation, etc. ......3 tails 27c (1 point) EDWARDS' COFFEE Mb. vacuum jar 21e NOB HILL, wholo roast coffee. ...2-lb. bag 37c AIRWAY COFFEE, whole roast..3-lb. bag 47c MALTED MILK, Borden's Choc 1 lb. 26c JUICE, Adams Blended 46-oz. can 42e No. 2 18c CIDER VINEGAR, Old Mill qt. 16e RED HEART DOG FOOD, Dehydrated pkg 9c SHINOLA POLISH, Liquid or Paste, 2 for 25c FLY SWATTERS, huiky onos 2 for 15e FLY SPRAY, pint 23c SPRAYERS, each 29c MILK CHERUB 3 tall tins 25e Case of 48 $3.98 3 baby tint 14c Royal Satin SHORTENING The Shortrnlnc 3-lb. Vitus Toa're looking fori Jar 59 SWAN SOAP Best for . . Regular Baby, too Bar c CRISCO SHORTENING Katlonally 3-b. popular; always looij. 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