Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 05, 1945, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textroun MZDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursdar. April B, 1145 SALVAGE EFFORT K.F. Robert Dutf, Jackson county salvage chairman, and his com mittee, are awaiting shipment of a 100-pound jack of Klamath No, , 1 Netted Gem potatoes as a re- cult of the recent tin can sal vajse drive. Paul Lee, chairman of the Klamath county salvage com' mittee recently offered to bet a aack of potatoes against a simt lar amount of Medford pears that Klamath county would col 3eet snore tin. The challenge was promptly accepted by Duff who Is now awaiting delivery of the pota toes. School children of Jack son county collected 43,000 pounds of tin In the recent drive, as compared to better than 30,- 000 pounds collected In Klamath county. Duff again urged all people to save tin and waste paper. He said permanent depots would be established throughout the city as soon as plans can be worked out. The Boy Scouts, Duff said, will conduct a paper drive later In the month. GARDEN CLUB BRIGHTENS CHAMBER WITH FLOWERS Continuing a project carried on In previous years, members of the Medford Garden club twice each week supply the Chamber of Commerce office with choice cut flowers. The flowers are displayed on the counters or In the window and are labelled in order that any one Interested may know the variety. Beginning last month, Mrs. Howard Bush and Mrs. Mary Jacobs have supplied the flow ers and two members will serve each month during the summer and fall months. SPRING RUNOFF STARTS IN STREAMS OF COUNTY Spring run-off of water In the high hills has started on a small scale with shrinkage of snow cover In several areas reported including Fish Lake, main source of water supply for the Medford irrigation district. The lake now contains 4400 acre feet. .This week the run-off has started to show In the stream flow of Rogue River and smaller streams of the county. P.-T. A. Activities The combined orchestras of Griffin Creek, Oak Grove, Lone Pine and Howard schools under the directing of Mr. Root will present a program In the How ard school gym Friday at 8 p.m. Pie and cake will be sold. Coffee will be furnished by the Howard P.T.A. Everyone inter ested is urged to attend. INJUNCTION SUIT FILED IN COURT A suit In equity for an Injunc tion and other relief was filed yesterday in circuit court by Alex G. Hay against Mr. and Mrs. J. W McCulley and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Beard. It In volves orchard and fruit land in the Coker Butte area. Have sets forth that he leased the land, including 11 acres of orchard and hay and grain acre age to the defendants in Sep tember 1944 on a share rental basis. He alleges that in Febru ary of this year. In pruning the orchard much fruit producing wood was cut away, reducing value of the crop from $6000 to $2000. He further alleges that last March he was evicted from the land by the defendants and denied ingress and egress to the property. Haye asks for possession of the land and right of ingress and egress and a decree to that ef fect. If these are denied, dam ages from the McCulleys of $8, 000 and from the Beards of $3, 000 is sought. Haye estimates the value of this season's fruit and farm crop at 39500. The plaintiff is represented by At torney G. M. Roberts. NEW LINOLEUM BEING LAID IN COURT HOUSE T.nvlnir ol new linoleum in all offices and departments of the county court house has started. intnllntinn nf sound deadening material on the ceilings ol int hnllrilnir wdi comDleted today The job has eliminated much of the reverberations in the halls onrf nfflren and noise from clat tering tvDewriters and slamming doors Is now reaucea. ine lino leum laying is expected to take a month. THE GRANGE Central Point Grant A large attendance Is antic! pated when the home economics group of Central Point Grange Dresents a minstrel show at tne regular grange meeting Friday at 8 p. m. Rehearsals have been In progress for several weeks under direction of Mrs. Claude Hoover, who also wrote the script. Soloists, a trio, a tap dancer, a shuffle and other numbers will be featured. Mrs. Gaston Floux is pianist and Mrs. Ross Tweedel will accompany on the guitar. Members of the other granges throughout the county are in vited. Central Point P.-T. A. A program by first grada stu dents and a discussion on "horns" will be given at the reg ular meeting of the Central Point Parent-Teacher association when the unit meets Friday In the high school auditorium at 8 p. m. Other business will be elec tion of officers and plans for a delegation to attend the regional conference In Ashland April 18. The executive committee will meet in room two at 2:'.B p. m. Roosevelt P.-T. A. Roosevelt Parent-Teacher as sociation will hold the April meeting Friday at the school at 2:30 p. m. An open discussion of unit problems will be carried on during the program period. Mrs. George Jennings will be chairman of the social committee. deelnf tin for CI.Mlflrd Aril . m Too l.t. to ClBMlfy 13 30 p. m. Wmmh do yoi Mfftr SIMPLE fl&Oi) DirttoLtwof Bfeod-h-M? Tou first who tufftr from aim pi an tun l or who lot to muoh dunni monthly ptrloda you fal tlrd, wk. "dngged out" this may tw du to low blood-iron to try tydl K. ptnkhavm'g TABLETS at one. Piokhun Tb) tra on of th very beat horn wmya to help build up red blood to gift mora trtmitb and narpy In auto oaaaa. Plnknam't Tabltu tvr on of tt KMteat blood-iron tonics) you oan buy I Uow labal dlractlona. ijdiiLPiDibwiTACtCTS UNREDEEMED DIAMOND RINGS For Ladies and Men GREAT SAVINGS Also our compute as .ortment of New Jewelryi Ladles' diamond wedding ring sets. Birthstone rings for men and women. Lapel pins, earrings a a d other costume tawdry. MONEY TO LOAN On Jewelry. Cameras and Musical Instruments. PEOPLES LOAN GO. 22814 C. Main Street Btate License P 137 Made from Fremhm Grains a 4T Fremhm Grams 7 i mm i mm j TMI6MlN$AReAT WOPS' mi Kellou 'a Corn Flake bring you nearly all the protective food elements of the whole rain declared essential to hu man nutrition. Dental Drill Doesn't Hurt G I's Like Civilians Dentist Claims Aboard Hospital Ship U.S.S. Hope, March 15 (Delayed) (U.PJ Take it from the dentists aboard the hospital ships in the forward Pacific areas, dental pa tients out here don't act the way most of them did in peacetime. They have lost their fear of the drill and other gleaming den tal Instruments. "Our patients seem to have a completely different attitude to ward dentists," Capt. Ira Ka minsky, 32, Newark, N. J., said. "In peacetime about fifty per cent of my patients asked for anasthesla for fillings, but none; of the boys here bother." Although tooth decay due to vitamin deficiencies Is much more prevalent among fighting men than among civilians, Ka minsky said, the fact that "we don't have to fuss around giving unnecessary anaesthesia enables us to handle two-thirds again as many patients in a day as we did in peacetime." Hangman of Poles Captured by Reds London, April 9 (U.R) The Soviet War News, published by the soviet embassy In London, reported today that the Red Army has captured "the hang man of the Polish people." The newspaper described htm as "Gauleiter Grelser" and said he was captured In Poznan. The publication said Greiser's crime was his mass execution of 100 political prisoners In Zglerz in 1942 in retaliation for the slaying of two Gestapo men by a Polish army sergeant. ; WEATHER Northern California Cloudy along north coast and over ex treme northern interior with oc- Husbands ! -Wives ! Want new Pep and Vim? Tboujuid ttf couplM v wwk, worn-out, f. liAuj!et folejy bw.urt body lieki Iron. For nuw dm. vluJlir, try Ostrj Tonlo T.bleu. HuppIlM Iron you. too. raiy ned fcrppn: pronbjlwHrdnan wtimln Bi. Gt 35c lmrodti-tnry now caiy 28. rorulaitalliliuiliirarforrwlitn..' easlonal light rain today. Most ly clear elsewhere today and to rt 1 g h t. Increasing cloudiness northern part and clearer south ern part Friday. Not much change in temperature. Closing time for Sunday Too Late to Claulfy 8:30 Saturday alternoon Please remember. SMUDGE POTS and LIGHTERS American Fruit Growers, Inc. 213 South Fir St. Medford, Oregon Schilling Mustard Sauce A special treat with col J meats and cheese m i Good dishes requiring no or low points For Bread and Gravy, Bread Pudding or"Creamed-on-Toast" treats,' Sore Points with MRS. WRIGHTS ltt-lb. LOAF Fint-Dary-freah. Tender and fine-textured. Bouillon Cubes Herb-Ox i Cubes 9 c For Baked Beans Save Points with these SMALL WHTTX Nice and Clean in Cellophane pkgt. lb, lbt. 21c 50c Great Northern Pectus MIC.! Sav Potato oo MACARONI or SPAGHETTI and CHTESS with BOY-APDEE'S Spaghetti Disuser (Includes CHM end Souce. Vi Red feint) If you're always point-shy ?. skimping in your food buying, counting points as you go . . . here's an event that will put new life into your ration points. You'll be amazed at the hundreds of low-point items at Safeway . . . just look for the "point-saver" markers on the shelves. A few suggestions are listed below. Noodle Soup Itiix, Upton's 3 2?kg,. 25c BEETS, Del Monte, whole No;,33 17c PORK & BEANS. Van Camp's 18 tT 11c Tomato Juice SZ .ISSjIOc ifa 21c GRAPE JUICE, Church's EL 17c ORANGE JUICE Sparkles NcJ 19c Cider Vinegar, Old Mill Pint Bottle 10c Van Camp Tenderoni 2 pkgs. 15c Spaghetti Sauce Boy-Ar-Dee's 12-lb-CanlOC Shredded Wheat, Nabisco, per pkg. 10c , Kellogg Corn Flakes 18-oz.pkg. 12c j Clapp's Oatmeal 'tJ0Ab.P j Morning Glory Oats ct""d 48P 28c j Canterbury Tea, Black l2-lb. pkg. 43c j Kitchen Craft Enriched Flour 25-lb. $1.06 Gold Medal FLOUR 50 $0.05 lb. Jk $125 25-lb. ik. PRUNES 2-lb. bag 30c Plump, naturally sweet RAISINS 2-lb. pkg. 24c Seedless Makes delicious pies We Pay Highest Prices for Dressed Veal, Figs, Chickens fid Rabbrrs JELLY, Guars Grape Preserves, Liby' Tibbets brook Grapefruit Marmalade 2V2 tin 29a 303 Jar 26e 2-lb. lar 29e Sleepy Hollow Syrup 1 -lb. bottle 21 e Rain-Drops Water Softener 24-ozs. 22c Lava Soap 3 medium bars 17 Household Cleaner, Parsons quart 21 e Morton Salt, Plain or Iodized pkg. 8 Buy one more vegetable fresh and moke canned goods go further. Safeway guaranteed . proauce is point tree . , , pnoea tj toe pound to give you tun value every tune you buy. In the whole Been . . . NOB HILL , Ground t order bg AIRWAY r. MIM and ei.ltew bug 23 20e EDWARDS Ib. ftOe &n Rtiruiar biiaO 2-lb. jor 54 Taney Grad. TUmembwr. niirp-m of cut or price, every ml purchw you nuke at Safeway muK pWe yoa . . . or your money refunded in full. SALMON rRESsHLIscpEnDmo lb. 45c FRESH CHINOOK, by the piece Ib. 43e ASPARAGUS Ripe TOMATOES XhrVlb. 19c CAULIFLOWER Roseburg Ib. 18c CUCUMBERS "eSSSST lb. 35c RED RADISHES TS? bu 8c GREEN ONIONS bu. 8c GREEN CELERY lb. 16c RED CABBAGE 'SSSSS lb. 10c ORANGES seedless novels, ft lbS. rclC 288 size or larger. Bsyi w VkBox $2'59 $g.l5 Ib. 21c Arlione Desert GRAPEFRUIT Lb. 8c ,$2.19 &$4.I5' Lew Point Value Luncheon MEATS Veal Loaf, MInesd L u n e h on Loaf, Cooked Salami. Macaroni k cheats. Pickle and Pimen to Loaf. Chicken Leaf, Frtnch Head Cheeee. " LINK SAUSAGES 8R WEINERS "kraut' 4" BOLOGNA type 2 SALT CODFISH BEEF ROAST ,R T-BONE STEAKS SMELT type a Tsity Meaty GRADE A GRADE A FRESH COLUMBIA 1IVER lb. 41c Ib. 37c Ib. 34c Ib. 44c Ib. 27c Ib. 43c lbs, 25c NEW PEAS ?Xp,d. 2 lbs. for 29c Broccoli Yo"n" ib. 1 712 Extra fancy and fancy Wlneiap APPLES ' Lb. 12c Sox $4.79 Crisp, Tender Green Peppers Ib. 19c Fins for Stuffing LORN A LEARNS A LESSON 0 EARLY ? 7;)YjANa...lW&NTTO US JV;, .V 'T&siHl I lHS- BUT NOT TOO SAD 1 ' GOUV! JM.tMj2!Z If H BARGAIN HUNTER rP.-T IE TOO, CUT I SEEM JVV' J TO SPEND WORE flfXi AND MORE FOR UJ ft FOODI. CRISCO SHORTENING 3-lb. jor 68c (18 red rJoints) CONCENTRATED Super Suds 24-c. pl-.g. 23e RINSO GRANULATED SOAP 24-ox. pkg. 23e TRY MV STORE. SAftWA; PRICES ARE LOW EVERV' DAY A PENNY SAVEO HERE AND THERE SOON MOUNTS UP. IFTHATS THE 1 JCASEn-LLBE. I 6AFEWAV f Ail I A This ad subiect to O. P. A. Rationing Changes. NIGHT EDITOR 7lou) SponMhsuL by edwards conrr Sol. Nile 9 to 9:15 XGW end Network SAFEWAY