TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. Th. SI. 1S4S
JACKSON COUNTY FARM NOTES
Compiled by County Office 0. S. C latenslon Service
Labor Saving
Equipment Show Set
I Approximately 40 different
pieces of equipment and exhibits
designed to lighten the burden
end Increase the efficiency of
farmer end hcmeir.akerj will be
shown in Jackson county at the
Central Point Grange Hall,
Thursday, March 1, at 10:00
a. m.. according to R. G. Fow
ler, county agent, who is in
charge of arrangements.
One of a scries of labor lav
ing demonstrations for the farm
and home beirg shown through
out western Oregon counties,
the demonstr.tlon will be run
continuously from 10 a. m. to
3 p. m.
; The demonstration If spon
sored by the Oregon State col
lege extension service In co
operation with the county
agents' office and local farmers
and homcmakers. Supplement
ing equipment shown by the ex
tension scrvlco will be pieces of
equipment that local people have
devised to save time and work.
There Is a considerable amount
of homemade equipment thnt
has been devised by our own
farmers that should be Included
In this demonstration and If any
farmer has a niece of equipment
which he thinks would be of
Value to others, he is asked to
bring It to the exhibit.
' Practically everything to be
shown can be made locally,
either by the farmer or "man
of the house" or by local me
chanics. Detailed plans for con
structing the equipment will be
made available for those wish
ing them, fhe demonstration is
for women as well as men, and
homcmaking displays will be of
interest to urban as well as rural
housewives. r -,
Among the arm equipment to
be demonstrated ere a manure
loader, buck rake, post hole dig
ger, tilt-top Implement trailer,
rnllk cart, motor driven drag
iaw, improved hny fork and a
potato picking belt, A fence post
exhibit, showing results of 17
years of experiments with
treated fir posts by the O. S. C.
School of forestry, and another
exhibit on new types of rust
preventive compounds for farm
machinery are included. Models
of cattle guards and sheep feed
ing equipment are also included.
. Homemakcrs will see actual
ize kitchen sink, kitchen mix
ins arid kitchen storage centers,
utility table and lan board, laun
dry cart, wide Ironing board in
cluding a demonstration on iron
ing, food preservation - can-
ring, drying and freezing
demonstrations, how to prepare
and pack lunches, sewing aids,
including a compact folding sew
ing kit, exhibit of work clothes
for women, portable wood box
and a number of other miscel
laneous exhibits of interest to
Women.
Another Job -.
In a Bis War
' About S000 tons of fresh vege
tables are expected to be har
vested each month from over
10,000 planted acres on Guam,
Baipan, and Tlnlnn, the Foreign
Economle Administration - re
ports. ' Farm projects of this type are
set up by TFA wherever the
Navy requests such a service.
They save shipping tonnage, re
lieve the drain on native foods,
and add variety to the military
diet. Technical assistance, tools,
teed end farm equipment are
provided by the agency. Truck
gardens In the South Pacific
netted about 6 million pounds
of fresh vegetables from July to
October, 1944, including cucum
bers, watermelons, corn, canto
loupe, radishes, lettuce, pota
toes, cabbage and tomatoes. A
few crops tried experimentally
will be abandoned turnips are
unpopular with the , troops:
spinach, peas, and string beans
take too long to prepare and
cook; and Irish potatoes, though
popular, have proved unsuccess
ful. R. O. FOWLER,
County Agent.
Late Born Stock
Best for Show
Pigs and lambs fed as fat
stock for the 4-H Auction should
be born in March or April of this
year.
It Is usually rather difficult
to find lambs born as late as this,
but there are usually a few late
lambs In every flock and these
are often available to 4-H Club
members.
Indications are that pigs will
be rather scarce this year due to
a decrease in the number of
brood sows kept for farrowing.
Any club member who is plan
ning to raise a pig should speak
for his animal as soon as he can
get one located.
The 4-H Club agent will assist
In the location of stock for any
club member who desires this
help.
EARLE JOSSY,
County Club Agent,
Allied Conference
To Open April 25
Without Top Hats
San Francisco, Feb. 21 CU.fO
The United Nations security
conference here will open April
25 minus traditional top hats
and with little if any social rev
elry, officials indicated today.
World diplomats from 45 na
tions will remain here at least
three weeks and probably long
er, William D. Wright, state de
partment emmlssary said. And
the chances are they will do
their work in business suits in
stead of striped trousers and
frock coats.
Mayor Roger Lapham, who
doesn't own a top hat, said he
hoped people who aren't needed
in San Francisco would stay out
of town during the conference.
Major Accused Of
Killing Secretary
San Francisco, Feb. 21 (U.PJ
Ma J. Stanley W. Duncan, 48,
today was charged with the fatal
stabbing of his red-haired secre
tary, Mrs.' Dorothy Turner VI
veil, 38, in hi apartment last
February 5.
A coroner's Jury returned a
verdict of murder yesterday.
Municipal Judge Leo Cunning
ham set preliminary hearing
tor Friday,
Duncan, dressed in full uni
form, was an Intent spectator at
the inquest. He was accompanied
by his wife, Gladys, who flew
here from Glendale. She em
braced him as they left the court.
KEEP HOME FIRES BURNING
San Francisco, Feb. Jl UR)
Ma). Charlea Elmer Goods re
turned here on tick leave from
the south Paclfle last July to
find his wife living with Albert
Draager in house the couple
were buying as man and wife.
Goode testified yesterday in a
divorce action.
Feller In Baseball Film Coming Here
ttnh riur. aiua. former pitcher with the Cleveland Indiana
and now pitching against the Axis, will be one oi the big league
i stars In the mm inwae cbhosu. wmcn wm ,
4 lord hlah school auditorium Monday night. There will be no. ad
mittance charge for the film, which Is sponsored by The Mail
Tribune, and the public is invited.
tlM Mull Trtbunt Want Ada.
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Dry Groups All
Aglow Over New
Midnight Curfew
Washington, Feb. 21 (UP)
Cafe society and the' boys in the
back room may weep at the cur
few on night life, but the anti
saloon league and other dry
groups said today it was down
right wonderful.
Makes for less drinking all
around, they said in applauding
Mobilization Director James F.
Byrnes for ordering bars, thea
ters and other night spots to shut
down at midnight beginning
next Monday,
The drys said they didn't have
much hope that Byrnes' edict
heralded an official trend to
ward outright prohibition. But
Dr. Ernest H, Cherrington, ex
ecutive secretary of the Metho
dist board of temperance, did
think that the temperance situa
tion was getting brighter each
day.
"The tendency to get beastly
drunk is not as great as it used
to be," he said.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Br United Press
Los Angeles Hindu Fleet,
106, Watts, Cal., decisioned
Johnny Haynes, 220, Buffalo, N
Y (6); Pee Wee Swlngler, 127,
Kansas City, Mo., decisioned
Henry Briere, 132, Buffalo, N.
Y. (4).
New York (Broadway arena)
Freddie Archer, 147V, New
ark, N. J., outpointed Sidney
Miller, 155, Detroit, (8)..
Hartford, Conn. Johnny
Cesario, 138, Hartford, Conn.,
stopped Baby Sims, 141, New
York (1).
New Bedford, Mass. Johnny
Cool, 138, Worcester, Mass., out
pointed Benny Singleton, 137,
Waterbury Conn., (10).
PRINCE KILLED
London, Feb. 21 (U.R)
Prince Marie-Andre Poniatow
ski, 23, a descendant of Poland's
last king, has been killed In ac
tion on the western front with
Polish troops, it was learned today.
Dewey Determined
For Enactment On
. Employment Bill
Albany, Feb. 21 (U.R) The
determination of Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey, titular leader of the
Republican party, to force legis
lative approval of an unpreced
ented anti discrimination bill
was interpreted today as a
strong bid for support of liberal
voters.
Dewey defied conservative
GOP leaders to assume leader
ship of the fight for enactment
of the state measure, which
would outlaw discrimination In
employment because of race,
color, ereed or national origin.
The bill now is believed to be
certain of victory.
. WINS DIVORCE
Pasadena, Cal., Feb, 21 U.R)
Mrs. Helen. G. Plerrong. widow
of Rust Heinz, -pickle-fortune
heir, won an interlocutory de
cree of divorce from her hus
band, Louis Elmon Pierrong, on
grounds he "lacked responsibility."
BIRTHS
KELLOGG To Petty Officer
1c and Mrs. Joseph, 1826 North
Riverside, February 20, 1845, j
Boy, 7 vi pounds, at community
hospital.
BRENEMAN MAYOR
Encino, Calif,, Feb. 21 (U.R)
Tom Breneman, radio's "Break
fast at Hollywood" master of
ceremonies, today became the
first mayor of the suburb of En
cino but he couldn't find a city
hall, or even a mayor's chair.
Breneman was elected honorary
mayor of the star-studded com
munity over film notables Paul
Muni, Mischa Auer and "Wild
Bill" Elliott. He received 145
votes 14 more than runner-up
Elliott.
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BABY HAIR TREATMENT
It's simple, 8urt nainf Baby Halt
Treatment whtn second hair ia ona Inch
long. Forma adorabla curia and ring.
lata. $1.00 bottla makea one full quart.
Waintcott't Pharmacy
400 E. Main Phone 2440
When the
Bell Tolls
When God in his infinite
. wisdom has seen fit to
call back to his fold a
human soul, And when
the earthly remains of
. one beloved must be
laid to eternal sleep.
Then it becomes the sac
red duty oi our profes
' sion to assist the be
. reaved living in this, the
last task of their love for
the departed. In carry
ing out this sacred duty
we will do our part.
With Understanding
. Sympathy
With Dignity
With Reverence
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THE EVENT YOU'VE WAITED FOR
THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY
COATS - SUITS - DRESSES
SWEATERS - HATS
PAY CEILING PRICE FOR ONE ARTICLE -THEN
CHOOSE ANOTHER AND IT'S YOURS
FOR ONLY'-
L? ?.tl B.uy TW0 Co4t'' Dr"e' Hf- Sutrs or Sweaters for CEIL
ING PRICE OF ONI PLUS 3c! In case you don't need two, bring a neighbor or friend
then share the savings. Adrlenne'i periodical 5c SALES have long been popular buying
events with southern Oregon'i thrift-conscious, ityle-minded women!
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NO REFUNDS
NO EXCHANGES
ALL SALES FINAL
Pay Less-Park Easier
At the
RIVERSIDE MARKET
313.315 NORTH RIVERSIDE
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NUC0A or
ALLSWEET
Save Red Points, too you
can . buy 8 pounds of Oleo
for the same points that ft
take for 1 pound of butter.
And We Can Prove It!
(Look Below for Explanation)
It Is Also a Fact
That you can save MONEY, TIME,
GASOLINE and TIRES by trading at
Riverside Market.
GERBER'S
BABY FOOD
3 for 19c
MARMALADE
ALICE LOVE'S
3 r. 25C
Rancho Brand
SS,tUD
CHICKEN NOODLE
3 for 25c
All Other
Kind Each.........
6c
SPRY
SHORTENING 3-lb. L Ec
Jar UJ
(8 Red
Points)
BISQUICK
Large 2a
Lb. Pkg.
29c
Swansdown CAKE FLOUR
W lb. box - -21c
SXIPFY PEANUT BUTTER 1'L 27c
MILK All Brands 3 for 25c
QUAKER OATS
QUICK or
REGULAR
LARGE
BOX
25c
PANCAKE FLOURS 29c
COCOA Hershey's
Ht-LB.
BOX
9c
m' iT I v 'lil'if'' I'"
EGGS Doz. 39c
GRADE A-LARGE
Eat Mora Egg Save Red Point
Washington Was Not
Born On Feb. 22nd
He was born en February Uth. 1732. This
date was altered by the elimination ei eleven
Jayj when the Old Style Calendar was cor
rected to the new, . '
POINT - FREE ITEMS
FRYING RABBITS
45c Pound
VEAL BURGER
. 28c Pound
CHICKEN TAMALES
2 for 37c
Large DILL PICKLES
3 for 10c
When you spend points, buy the BEST.
We feature
STEER BEEF
GRADE A
Name Your Cut We Have If
PURE GROUND BEEF
19c lb. 4 points
The cheapest price and the purest
meat-
TOMATOES ......2 pounds 29c
LETTUCE -Jumbo Heads 2 r 19c
ONIONS-Sweet Spanish 3 u.. 10c
POTATOES - Culls 50 u.. 95c
APPLES ju,t Rhfunche Box SI. 49