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TRIANGLE I w ram w V A-A J4a?.l VJ with 17 idcoll f" ECG PRODUCER Incrtos your gg profits this potatobla, tcitnti built "Vitom!nbolooed Supplies tho high-producing laytre with their rtquirtmsntt for mort txtro grad ggt. Your local food fjt doalor has a froih apply. a CERrALS x.tva tea MOOUCII Mlflr mm4 C.t Mwk w ut Use Mall Tribune Want Adj. LEVERETTE NAMED NEW CAPTAIN OF SHERIFFS POSSE At the annual meeting of the Jackson County Sheriff's Posse held Wednesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce, Sheriff Howard Gault appointed Walter Leverette, local orchardist and theatre owner, captain of the Sheriff's Mounted Posse. Sheriff Gault remarked that posse interests had been con stantly in the mind of the late Syd I. Brown and that before his death he had selected Walter Leverette as the man he wished to head the posse for the ensuing year. Sheriff Gault stated that he heartily concurred in this se lection. Gene Thomas, retiring cap tain, reported on the posse's OH THE SPOT SERVICE Gall 4061, Ashland -Make Your Appointment Any Mechanical Work Bear Wheel Aligning New Chevrolet Motors Body and Paint Work Selby Chevrolet Co. . TESTED fcroll I POPULAR I BERRIES Here's the Qoick, Easy Way to Make Marvelous BERRY JAM $ Cap Ground BorriM (Any Varioty) 8V4 Cupt Sugar 1 Package M.CP. Ptvcfin UTwti tom. mind 3 auarta fully Hpo wsiaa nr rnmn rommeieiv uiuvoiuiu time so each beny is reduced to pulp. berries (add water lo till oui lasi cup;" necessary), Into large kettle. Add M-CJ stirring constantly. uuu ""-j (previously measured), mix well ana XL-. ,i,,n ,nllin boll. BOIL EXACTLY 4 minutes, nemove uui u ii. mlt Vim hv turns S minutes. D.' inln .tariliuid loTS. QUOWUia -111. space lor sealing wltn iresn paiuiim. (NOTE: For Strawberry lam. add ' cup lemon Juice to eaca 6 cups crusoea berries.) Save. FRUIT Save TIME Suc WORK with progress during the past year. Membership has increased from 37 to 50, and cash on hand sub stantially increased. Dr. Charles Lemcry in charge of finance and ticket sales for the Fourth An nual Rodeo reported a nice prof it for the show. As a token of appreciation for his efforts as general chairman of the Fourth Annual Rodeo, C. L. "Flash" Fidler was presented with an engraved silver and gold belt buckle. Leverette announced that a series of rides and social events were scheduled for this summer and fall, the first of which will be a ride and outdoor dinner at the Hughes ranch on Ross Lane, Sunday. The Chet Leonards and William Grenbemers will join with the hosts in preparing the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Roberts, 1011 West 10th street, received a telegram yesterday notifying them of the death of their son, Donald Gus Stinson, chief store keeper in the navy, on July 11. The message states that Stinson died "as a result of an intra cranial injury sustained in an accident in service of his coun try." Details were unknown to the parents, but are expected in a later communication from the war department. The telegram adds that burial was in an allied cemetery, out side the continental limits of the United States. Stinson was 32 years of age, and had been in the navy nearly 12 years. He was stationed on Midway Island at the time of the Japanese attack there in De cember, 1941. Last word re ceived by his parents a month ago was from the Pacific theater. A Medford high school gradu ate, his last visit to the city was two years ago. NO TRIALS IN AUGUST, JUDGE HANNA DECIDES Circuit Judge Herbert K. Hanna reports he will hold no trials during August but will devote most of the judicial vaca tion month to writing rulings and decisions on long pending cases. From Forester Jewe,ersM0l It is not by chance that a fine diamond ! I fr """fr has become the accepted symbol of 1! life's most romantic and important moments: your engagement and your shb')2i' Bcsutifuily sculptured diamond J wedding. Through all the years to lS& olitsire Engagement Rinf. cp- come, it will shine forth in undimin- f tivating in its simple charm ished beauty .-. . its brilliance as I 'Aw I SIQS0 steadfast as your love . . . keeping l V Vi Tsxinc, I ever-fresh in your hearts the magic uUIV vOv Jj,v of love's beginning, ' tie. Both rlnus 5jf : K. . Sm m trASO C- richly en- .1 fy J A M 53 Tsxtnc. .r.ved, Both ILi ir mnnd Brldsl set. SQQ50 'r Both rlnts . . 33 Isxlne. ' Diamond Brldsl En $7Q50 scmhle, distinctly 19 Tsxlnc. styl-d. ""h0(J 2&3&& ' Store Honrs Monday ' rm Vottr rhsr sr. throu-h Frld.y gg f " Invited. Bud- 1:00 s. m. to :00 p. m. f ,,11-asB SilBin , et terms St no sx- Sstlirdsy mMt f tw " c0,t :00 s. m. to :) p. m. trj , IwjfTw CM RECOMMENDS SITE FOR AIRPORT I N ASHLAND AREA Ashland, July 19 Civil Aero nautics Administration recom mended to the city council in a recent report that a class I air port be constructed on the Balfour-Guthrie- lands, about two miles northwest of Ashland. "The Ashland area needs a class I airport, with a landing strip on a general NWSE align ment, preferably on a site per mitting future expansion of that strip to approximate class 2 size and standards," J. R. Peavy, dis trict airport engineer of the De partment of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Administration, said in his report following examina tion of the local situation. The Balfour-Guthrie site could be approved by CAA as being suitable as a class I or II air port and could be eligible for Federal aid if Congress makes it available In the future, Peavy said. Difficult topographic condi tions of the Ashland area were mentioned in the report but en airport was recommended be cause of the mild equable cli mate and meteoroligical condi tions being favorable to flying. Class I airport standards, as set down by CAA, call for 300 feet minmum width by 2,300 feet minimum length landing strip. Various sites were considered but the Balfour-Guthrie site se lected because it is not subject to smoke or bad fog conditions. No definite plans or action have been taken up by the council re Iative to the airport development. hire a complete magazine de partment. Another section will be devoted to remedies, sundries and picnic supplies. Ralph Green, who has been a resident of Medford for 22 years, and his father W. D. Green, will continue to operate Green's Confectionary at Main and Fir. Roy T. Bostick recently moved to Medford from Seattle. ALL CRATER LAKE AH roads at Crater Lake Na tional Park, including the rim road and the road to Dinmnnri lake, are now open to travel, it was stated today by E. P. Leavitt, park superintendent. Weather at the lake has been nice. Leavitt rennrts. nnri travel last week-end was heavier than ior ine same date last year. Foresters George Walker, Maurice Thede. and Bumotto Sanford, from the regional office in San Francisco, arrived Tues day and are getting several days in the park on fire Inspections. The three parts of the San Francisco-Oakland bay bridge, longest in the world, total 8V4 miles. E LOCAL CANNERY Pear shippers of the city have agreed to provide the Rogue Cannery Inc., with between 1,700 and 1,800 tons of Bartletts for canning this season, Ray mond R. Reter of the Reter Fruit company reports. All the ship pers will contribute to the total. The tonnage is about twice that of last year. Reter also reported that as T-R-E-T-C-HI S-T-R-E-T-C-H your supply of this home-grown sugar as far as possible. It's a materiel of war. Don't waste it. Thursday. July 19. I94S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE many cull pears as possible would be shipped to the Baker By-products company plant at Watsonvllle, Cal., for dehydrat ing and other processing. A Baker Bros, representative was here 10 days ago and gave assur ances they would erect a plant in the valley next year. Growers report the pears are sizing up well under current weather conditions. Closing time for Classified Ads IT30 i. m. Too Lute to Classify 12:13 p. m. c CREW TO BATTLE APPLEGATE FIRE Smoldering for the past few days since a recent lightning storm in the area, a small forest fire in the Applegate district was reported to forest service head quarters 'this morning and men were dispatched to extinguish the blaze. Supplies were also being dropped Today by airplane on top of Brown Mountain near Lake O' Woods , and Eugene Pyeatt left this morning to hike up the mountain and assume lookout duties for the remainder of the fire danger period. Ttie station will be maintained as a one-man lookout, and all food and other supplies will be dropped by airplane as no trails ascend the mountain. The Green Lantern Opening Tomorrow At 307 East Main A new name and a completely remodeled and redecorated con fectionary will be presented to Medford tomorrow with the op ening of The Green Lantern, for merly Shirley Brothers, by the now owners Ralph Green and Roy T. Bostick, at 307 East Main. The new store will also fea- FUNERAL SERVICE Should Alto Be Comforting r iff I jl: ft. W go far beyond the mere business pf supplying ev ery funeral re quirement. The thoughtfulneis of our staff) the charm of our fa cilities; and our service even at a minimum expen diture are com forting to the spirit in time of the bereavement Peri's FUNERAL HOME Lady Attendant 426 West Sixth St. Telephone 2675 AMBULANCE SERVICE . fCl mess ft Smart housewives who know how important it it to keep household budgets balanced find it a lot easier to do that when they shop at this store. They find that value-giving prices and quality foods is not all we have to offer, here at Piggly Wiggly. Friendly courteous service plenty of parking space in our own big lot one-stop shopping convenience with EVERYTHING you need right here. You'll find It SO much easier to shop the Piggly-Wiggly way! I sTfTfltT SHIUDED WKUT N.B.C. SHREDDED WHEAT The all weather breakfast food. Pkg 12c 27c SAUERKRAUT Quart Jar DEVILED MEAT (1 point) -No. 14 Tin (LAM CHOWDER itta-ii. Tin 16( ICE (REAM MIX Londonderry-Pkg. 15' APPLE BUTTER Kerr's -28-oz. Jar ORANGE JUICE Standby -Poinl Frea No. 2 Tin Guye?'s Market WHERE YOU GET QUALITY FOR LESS PRICE! U. S. and Federally Graded Meats Piggly Wiggly S. Riverside at 13th and S. Central Fancy Choice STEAKS POTATO SALAD FRESH DAILY LUNCH MEATS LARGE VARIETY FANCY MILK FED VEAL Fancy Frying Size RABBITS Fancy Roasting Hens & Fryers PABLUM STRING BEANS COFFEE PRESERVES AIR MAIL JUNKET Cake and Pastry Flour NoTr Si, DRY CLEANER PEANUTS Large Package Blue Dell Cut No. 2 Tin Del Monte Drip or Regular 2-lb. Jar Dude Ranch Pure Apricot Lb. Jar STATIONERY Flagship, 36 envo., 72 sheets Pkg. RENNET POWDER Assorted Flavors Pkg. TAVERN Gallon Jug Fresh Roasted Lb. Bag CERTO DEAL For jam and jelly, 3 bota. 47c M.C.P. PECTIN 27 ounce jar 69c SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS, 2 lb. ctn. 33c HI HO CRACKERS lb. pkg. 21c MACARONI or SPAGHETTI Mission, lb. Hjs FRESH EGG NOODLES Jiffies, .lb. pkg. 21c CREAM CORN STARCH Staley, lb. pkg. 8c CUBE GLOSS STARCH Staley . . . 12 oz. 9c SIMONIZE Self polish wax, pt. 59c. .Qt. 98c Baked Beans I SPINACH PINEAPPLE II GREEN PEAS FRESHLY FROZEN FRESH FROZEN FROZEN CRUSHED FRESH FROZEN 16-oz. "jrc 12-oz. I)fc Poinl Free iCc 12-oz. E?c Pkg. 8 Pkg. JLlV Lb. pkg. 3 O pkg. V For Your Convenience - Ooen Sunday 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. 528 SOUTH RIVERSIDE PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE
