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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1945)
Taylor At Dealer Meeting L. C. Taylor Hears Plans of Dodge At Portland Meeting The new Dodge cars, which are being engineered for produc tion later this year, will have many important improvements and new features, according to L. C. Taylor of L. C. Taylor Co., local Dodge dealers, who recent ly returned from Portland where he attended a meeting held for dealers throughout the state. Dodge is proud of the fact that owners have had. through their dealerships, a continuously available supply of factory-engineered parts throughout the war that has enabled Dodge deal ers to keep cars and trucks in good repair, Taylor said. The company plans to get In production of new cars as soon as possible, but considering the limited new car production au thorized and the millions in need of new cars, It Is now more tm are also being picked. The D'An jou crop is not as large as the Bartlett production which was one of the largest crops in the record of the valley. Packers re port that approximately 40 cars of cull Bartletts have been ship ped to Wntsonville, Cal., to the dehydrating plant there with more to follow. Thursday, Sept. 13, 194S " MEDFORD MAIL TRIBtJNI SEVEW portant than ever that every owner should take the best pos sible care of his car, according to Taylor. JAP CAMP FIRE Newell, Calif., Sept. 13 Fire which apparently started in the vicinity of a cooking range early today destroyed the mess hall serving evacuees in one of the 74 residential blocks of the War Relocation Authority's Tule Lak center here. The evacuee fire de partment prevented damage to any other buildings In the vicin ity of the destroyed mess halL PICK D'ANJOUS Ticking and packing of the D'Anjou crop has started in the valley, and Howells and Seickels More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Here ! a pleasant way to overcome loose plate discomfort. FASTKETH, an improved powder, sprinkled on upper and lower plates holds them firmer o R. W. PIERCE Accountant Tax Consultant No account too small or too large 104 W. Main Phone 2920 Have Your Montag Furnace and Oil Burner Checked Now by Leonard Electric Go. Piano Instruction Modern Improved Methods Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg. Fred Alton Haight Mrs. J. Albert McCorkU Teacher of Piano Studio 912 So. Oakdale At. Telephone 4067 i tnat iney teei more comtoruDi. w rummy, coocv. pasty taste or feeling. 1 It's alkullne (non-acid). Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" tdentur breath). I Get FASTEETH today at any drug I store. w- i jfs f HI - i B-- ... J!'' I i V., fe; -J- . ' V 111 . Ph. 4427 309 E. Main r4 L. C. Taylor, left, of L. C. Taylor Co., local Dodge dealers, is shown looking over new Dodge production allotments with Ed C. Quinn, assistant general sales manager of the Dodge division of Chrysler Corp. The dealer meeting was held recently in Portland for dealers throughout the state. 10 OPEN SEPT. 24 FOR ALL GRADES ' Phoenix, Sept. 13 Phoenix elementary and high schools will open Monday, Sept. 24, accord ing to Lyle h. Lindley, superin tendent. The hot lunch program will not begin operation until October 1, and all pupils who regularly eat their lunches at echool are asked to bring their lunch the first day as school will be in session from 9 a. m. to uto p. m. High school pupils who live In a non-high school district thould call at the school or at the county school superintend ent's office and obtain an infor mation blank for high school tui tion. This blank must be com pleted and signed by the pupil, his parent, and the clerk of the pupil s home district before an eligibility tuition card will be granted by the non-high school , board. Students entering high school for the first time and stu dents new to the Phoenix high school should register at the school house on Friday, Sept. 21, between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. A program of remodeling and repairing has been carried on during the summer months which has greatly improved the appearance and accessibility of the school facilities. The school board announces that the music program is being enlarged and that the acquisition of a new dual microphone public address system will offer added empha sis to the dramatics and speech work. The Parent-Teachers' associa tion is now completing a success ful canning program with the shelve:, already holding 87 quarts of cherries, 425 quarts of peaches and 500 quarts of tomatoes. The elementary school staff for the year includes Susan , Sikes, first grade: Marie 'Pres cott, second; Edith Thompson, third; Grace Renzema, fourth; Mabel Moore, fifth; Gladys Sloan, sixth: Mildred Rogers, seventh: and Kugene Rice, eighth grade and principal. In the high school. Mabel Sims will handle English and journalism; Jose phine Abbott, commercial and homemaking; Katherine Stan cliffe, social studies; Alvin Whee ler, science and mathematics and dramatics: Harry L. Myers, band and orchestra: and Lyle Lindley. superintendent. Hot lunches "will again be prepared by Mrs. Cor nelia Barnes, and the head build ing custodian will be Kellie Wil-loughby. LONDON WOMEN FOLK FOR MATERNITY BEDS London, Sept. 13 (U.R) Many British women are book ing beds in maternity wards as soon as they get the glad tidings that their husbands overseas are coming home, it was karn ed today. A shortage of maternity hos pital facilities caused a flood of reservations far in advance many of them made provis ionally. All beds but one in a big Lon don hospital were reserved more than nine months ahead. pji Say W 'HO' r To Four Frantic fe -ii Fiances! 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Flavoring v-nuuTCm.. 4-oz. bot. 7o I gal. bot. 57o 16-oz. bot. 13c each $1.14 qt. can 37c 2560- I I. Tax Ik Vinegar, Old Mill Ammonia, Parson's Brooms, Soft Tip Fly Spray, Standard Light Globes frosted Watt Inc. Safeway produce is rushed from farm to store . . . guaranteed to please you or your money refunded in full. Snowflake CRACKERS 2 ib. box 33c RAISINS Seedleii 2-lb. pkg. 24c 4-lb. pkg. 48c Hi-Ho Crackers Butter Wafer r)1 1-lb.. pkg. PEACHES, local Hales, Elbertas 20-lb. flat- $1.89 CABBAGE, solid heads Ib. 8c YELLOW ONIONS, mild Ib. 8c GREEN PEPPERS Ib. 10c POTATOES U. S. No. Vs ...10 lbs. 35c U. S. No. 2's 50-lb. sack $1.25 SWEET CORN, yellow doz. 45c CARROTS, clip top Ib. 7c GAPES, seedless TOMATOES, local CANTALOUPE, local 2 lbs. 15c 4 lbs. 19c ....lb. 8c SEND OVBRSBAS XMAS GIFTS yS, NOWlS THE TIME TO A"AIL VOUR CHRISTMAS PARCEL TO SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN OVER SEAS ! OCTOBER IS 15 THE LATEST DATE FOR - BUT THE EARUER THE BETTER' IF HE OR Sue IS EN ROUTE HOME.OR ABOUT TO COV.E HOVi, DON T SEND A NfHRlSTW.AC PACKAGE Grade A Butter (12 p,,. n,.) 1 Ib. 49c Nucoa Margarine (i2 pt.. ib.) 1 Ib. 25c Duff's Mixes Gin9.;brw.u,,in ' X 22c Sliced Potatoes 0h?;. No. 2Vi can 16 Sauer Kraut DD0.dJ; 24-oz jar 26c Choice Prunes ? 2!2 can 22c 18-ox, can 15c Rod Tag Vegetable Cocktail Grapefruit Juice Hou.n. No. 2 can 13c Sparkling Water piup.abrot o.u qt bet. 13c Junket Tablets MDke..Iruy pkg 11c Ice Cream M pkg. 12c GOOD THINGS TO SEND ARE: SOAP-NUTS -HARD COOK1ES HARO CANDIES -SMAU. JARS OF JAM-ORJED FRUIT-CANNED FOODS - FAVORITE TOBACCO . USE A HEAVY BOX ANO STRONG CORD. OONTSENO PERISHABLES OR INTOXICANTS THE COrtPLETE PACKASe, REAW FOR MAIUNfr. CAN WEISH NO tAOKE. THAN 5 POUNDS. IT CAN bt NO MORE THAN 15 INCHES LONG, OR 36 INCHES IN LENGTH AND GIRTH OVriBINEO (FOR EXAMPLE. 12 INCHES LONG, b INCHES DEER 6IHCHE3 WIDE) USft COMPUTe AO0RE3S ON THEOUTSIDtt: N WE, RANK, SERIAL NUMBER. ORGANIZATION ANO UNlTAPO. Vo POSTMASTER AT PORT OF EMBARKATION. REPEAT ON SEPARATE SUP OH PAPER. INSIDE THE PACKAde. MARK .THE PACKAGE. CHRISTMAS PARCEL1 There is still an urgent need for SUFSWilY M Ward ontgomery
