JACKSON COUNTY FARM NOTES
! Compiled by County Office O. S. C Extension Service
i Bulletin
Free Oa Request
A new garden bulletin has
been prepared especially for
SJesf buy
now!
-" Voar dealer eayti Juicy,
small navel oranges are
today's best buy. Vita
min rich. Savor rich, no
seeds. ..tops for juice
and out-of-hand eating.
For health and flavor,
they're a bargain so
buy a big bag full to
day. For finest quality,
ask for Sunkist the
best from 14.500 coop
erating California and
Arizona citrus growers.
CALIFORNIA
Sunkist
BIST FOR JUICI
II
When and what to plant as well
as pest control, fertilizers and
other garden topics are dis
cussed. The information Is not
technical, but was prepared to
assist small gardeners who wish
to grow a few vegetables for
home use. .
This bulletin will be sent free
to anyone requesting it or It may
be obtained by calling at the
extension service office in the
courthouse.
Gardens Still Needed
To Bolster Supply
- With the current food situa
tion In other countries very cfit-
Ical, American home gardeners
have been asked to again pro
duce all the garden stuff possi
ble. This will release the com
mercial to produce more for export.
The present objective Is to
have a garden on every farm
and for every city home where
suitable land is available. The
garden, where possible, should
be large enough to produce suf
ficient vegetables for fresh use
and for canning to meet the fam
ily requirements for good nutri
tion and health.
C. B. Cordy
Assistant County Agent
4-H Members Asked
To Grow' Gardens
.The 4-H club members are
asked to grow a victory garden
wherever it is possible this year,
in order to help feed the peo
ple of the world. This need not
be an individual garden. A part
of the home garden can be plant
ed and cared for by thj club
member. This might be an exten
sion of rows of the same vege
tables to facilitate easy cultiva
tion.
Vegetables grown can be
shown at the county and state
fairs for cash prizes, also the club
members records may be enter
ed in the National Victory Gar
den contest in which eight sec
tional winners in the United
States receive a free trip to the
National 4-H Club Congress at
rhicago and a $100 war bond
4-H club victory gardeners are
also eligible for membership in
the National Junior Vegetable
Growers' association. This asso
ciation makes three $100 awards
in the western section: 16 $200
awards over the United States
and a grand prize of a $500
scholarship to the national champion.
Earie jossy
County Club Agent
MISS ADY TO DIRECT
S0C SHOW COSTUMING
Southern Oreffnn College. Ash
land, Feb. 27 Miss Marion Ady,
head of the Southern Oregon
nii000 or ripnartment. has been
appointed costume director for
the current college production,
"Guest in House," to be present
ed March 15 and 16, at the col
lege auditorium.
M Adv renorts mat an in
teresting array of colorful, mod
ern customes will appear in the
play. The color and line of cos
tumes will be selected W appear
t their hest under new stage
lighting equipment which is be
ing assembled by ex-u . s in me
college drama department.
WAINWRIGHT TO RETIRE
Ri-nnmavlllp. Tex.. Feb. 28
(U.R) Jonathan Wainwright said
u that h was eoing to re
turn to the Philippines to dedi
cate a memorial to Americans
whn Hied during the Bataan cam
paign, then "settle down to be
come a Texan lorever.
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
iw-Mfrtrri mnA viclnitv: Cloudy to
night nd Friday with Intermittent
light rain. Little change in tempera
ture. orison; Partlv cloudy tonlrht and
Friday with light ratn In northwest
portion Friday afternoon. Cooler in
east and aouth portion tonigtit.
Moderate westerly wind off coast-
LOCAL DATA
Temoerature a year ago today:
Highest 57; Lowest 22.
Total monthly precipitation 1.83
Inches.
Deficiency for tne montn .43 incnes
Total precipitation since September
1, 1945, 1904 incnes.
EiXcess ior ine season j.vw incnes.
Relative humidity at 4 30 p.m. yes
terday 35; 4 30 today 8.
Tomorrow
Sunrise 6:45 a.m. Sunset 6:01 pro.
Observations Taken At 4:30 A. M.,
120 Meridian Time
High Low Prec
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Boston
Chicago
Denver
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Klamath Falla
Los Angeles
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New York
Omaha
PhoeniT
Portland
Reno
Rosehurg
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane ...
Washington,
Yakima
Testifies
f .
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(Acme Telephoto)
Appearing before a Senate military
affairs subcommittee, Russell A. Nix
on, former official of the American
military government In Germany,
accuses elements within the Ameri
can, British and French governments
of deliberately fostering Big Four
disunity in an apparent effort to
create a three-power western bloc
against Russia. Nixon explained this
trend evident In fact three military
governments had squeezed Russia
out of allied hunt for German assets
in neutral countries.
Jimmie Dennis. 11.vpnr-nlH
Bedford lad who was seriously
injured In an automobile acci
dent Jan. 5, has returned to his
home after being hospitalized in
Portland for a considerable
period according to city police.
The boy suffered a bad head in
jury .in the accident and after
receiving attention here was
taken to a Portland specialist.
He remained unconscious for
many days. .
It is reported that the boy has
recovered with the exception of
regaining the power of speech,
but physicians are of the opinion
that he will be able to learn to
talk again. He is the son of
George R. Dennis, 517 South
Holly street.
Five Japs to Hang
torblaytng Yanks
Shanchal. FK 9M flip M.l
Masataka Kahuraet anH four
Japanese non-commissioned offi
cers were sentenced today to
hang for the "hate" parade and
muraer 01 tnree American fliers
at Hankow Dec. 16, 1944.
The American- MlHtnrv
mission, trying the first of the
snangnai war crimes cases, con
victed 12 other defendants and
sentenced them to prison terms
ranging from 18 months to life.
One defendant was acquitted.
WEATHER
Northern California- nr n.
day, tonight and Friday; cooler
tonisht. sliehtlv warmer In
north portion Friday; moderate
nortnwest wind off coast.
EDUCATORS TO JAPAN
Hamilton Field. Halif Fh on
(U.R) A group of 11 American
educators were to leave aboard
an army transport command
nlane for Tokvrt tnHav In re.
sponse to Gen. Douglas MacAr-
mur s request tor educational ad
visors to his staff and the Japa
nese ministry of education.
TROOP 8 SCOUTS
E
T
A large group of parents and
friends of Scouts of fjoop 8 at
tended a Court of Honor held at
the parish house of St Mark's
Episcopal church Tuesday eve
ning. Members of the court Were
C. A. Stothers Harry Barneburg,
Victor Kengla, K. Bates, Eldon
Drysdale and Gordon Gilmore,
scout executive.
Advancement awards and
merit badges were announced
as follows: Ke'th Mirick, tender
foot badge; Darrell Cachleln,
Russell Ferg and Duvid Marr,
second class scout badge; Roy
Pyle,- first class badge; Keith
Bates, troop musician's badge
and Marshall Ferg, gardening
awardi Norman Kincheloe, wood-
- orking; Marshal Ferg, path-
finding and home repairs; Rich
ard Ivie, pathfinding, personal
health; Roy Pyle, first aid and
personal health; Ralph Green,
personal health and first aid;
Gene Hlggins, business.
. Aubrey Norris showed moving
pictures of the McDonald Basin
country as an entertainment fea
ture and refreshments were serv
ed by members of the Evening
Guild of St. Mark s church.
100 EXPENSIVE
Klamath Fells, Feb. 28 A
proposal to make a community
center out of the USO building
here was virtually abandoned
Wednesday, after unfavorable ac
tion was taken by the city re
creation committee.
The committee cold-shouldered
the proposition after it was
learned the costs for rent, light,
water, heat and janitor service
would exceed $1000 a month.
Committeemen decided this was
too much to ask taxpayers to put
up for temporary quarters.
Mayor Ed Ostendorf told the
committee that several small tax
levies for other purposes will
undoubtedly be on the ballot,
further lessening the possibility
that a levy for the community
center would pass. The USO will
be closed out on March 14.
ATOMIC GARLIC
New York, Feb. 28 (U.R)
Atomic garlic was on display to
day at the 20th annual Chemical
Industries exposition. One ounce
of the distilled garlic is equal to
3,200 ounces of ordinary garlic
The maker suggested that it be
diluted before using.
1 Um Mall TriDuna Want Ada.
CHUCK'S
PUMP SERVICE
All types of pumps and
pressure systems repaired
Work Guaranteed
STAMPER and GOFP
HARDWARE
Phone 3933 Night 74S1
MISSION JIFFIES make true
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HAL IS BACK
FROM THE NAVY
HAL'S CAMERA SHOP
229 E. Main Phone 9236
l mmy J - There's magie In Jiffies the
j( Vwt" - magic of speed In cooking,
"f plus the flavor of the finest of
egg noodleil Jiffies are dif-
l 9mJTt ferent They're as rich as the
3 I richest egg noodles but they
2 I f fcA better and taste better.
35 29 10? V f - minutes, and this means quick,
22 51 -03 V . delicious meals with or with-
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WA FREE!
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writs to
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Prospect Meeting
Hears Reports On
Father, Son Feast
Prospect, Feb. 28 Reports on
the annual father and son ban
quet and Court of Honor held
here recently for the Prospect
Boy Scout trcop were made at
a meeting of the executive com
mittee of Trocp 19 held Feb. 25
at the home of Committeeman
Fred Svinth.
Thirty-nine fathers and sons
attended the banquet and during
the eourt Billy Grieve, Wayne
and Rondal Williamson were ad
vanced to second class scouts.
The committee extended vote
of thank to the Prospect Parent
Teacher association anc commit
tee members who prepared and
served the banquet and to Harold
Ylvjsaker, assistant Boy Scout
executive, who came up from
Medford to address the gather
ing. Following the committee meet
ing Mrs. Svinth served refresh
ments to Scoutmaster and Mrs.
Archie Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Lu
Thursday. Tab. J, 1848 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE WOT
Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grieve,
Reg Macro and Clyde Onn.
SKIP HITS MINE
Honolulu, Feb. 28 (U.R)
Matson line agents reported to
day that the Sea Centaur, a car
go ship, has struck a mine in the
Macassar Straits between Bor
neo and the Celebes. It was be
lieved to be badly damaged. The
accident was believed to have
occurred Tuesday. The Sea Cen
taur has a crew of 51.
Los Angeles, Feb. 28 (U.R)
Mrs. Eleanor Mares frequently
entertained their guests at sum
mer parties wearing nothing at
all, Joseph Mares charged today
In a divorce suit
Floor Furnaces
Both Manual & Automatic
LEONARD ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 4427 309 E. Main
No Overtime Parking Ticket Worries
when you shop at Plggly Wlggly. Just drive in our
large Parking Lot and take all the time you need to
hop for food. More and more people are saying,
"It's easy to park and shop at Piggly Wlggly."
You'll be surprised when you tee the many "hard to
get" Items on Plggly Wiggly shelves.
Prices for Friday and
Saturday, Mar.l & 2
1 11 We Give S & H :
mi Green Trading Stamps
COFFEE
CHILI
PRUNE JUICE
ROYAL CLUB pound tin 32c
EMMRICH drip or reg. lb. pkg. 30c
Dennison'i Chill Con Carna with Beans.
The Chill with ihe Home Made Flavor.
lb- tin 20c
r " qt.bot. 30c
1 looUlj""u"tjto
WAX PAPERE"5125ft-rolll&
SCOTT
Choice of
Sunsweet
Trupak
25'
TEXAS PINK
Grapefruit
ea.
Buy a ff C
Dozen forVi
Medium size, thin skinned
and full o' juica.
White Boiling
ONIONS
3.bsl9e
Full 0' Milk
COCOANUTS
Pound
19
ROYAL CLUB
VANILLA FLAVORING
Quart bottle 98c
A quality Vanilla Flavor. Will
not bake out.
, FOR '
BABY FOODS
SHOP PIGGLY WIGGLY
We have the largest
variety In Medford.
IsA u s h ro o m s p " " -- ,n 37c
FANCY BUTTONS .... 4-oz. tin 48c
Washing Powder ....Ig. 28-ox. pkg. 17c
Swift's Pride
Wool Soap-Swift's med. size bar 3 for 17c
Try Wool Soap or baby's clothe and bath. It's an old fsrorlt
back with us again
Jewel Shortening-Swift's ...lb. pkg. 22c
While It last!
Ginger Snaps - 7Vi oz. bag 17c
Purple Plums-Starr No. 303 jar 17c
Peaches-Val Vita Halves......No. 2Vi tin 29c
Grapefruit Juice-Texas Ig. 46 oz. 33c
Ovaltine-Plain or chocolate. Ig. 75c size 69c ,
Beef Steak Sauce-Heinz 6 oz. bottle 26c
Household Amonia-Parson's..qt. bottle 25c
Silver Polish-Wright's 8 oz. jar 25c
Flashlight Batteries each 10c
Kotex or Modess package of 12 22c
Steel Dust Pans-Extra heavy each 29c
Pancake Flour-Hungry Jack ... 10 lb. bag 65c
Peanuts-Planter's Cocktail. .8 oz. yae. tin 25c
Guyer's Market
ROY GUYER GEORGE WOODCOCK, Owners
WHERE YOU GET QUALITY FOR LESS PRICE
U. S. and Federally Inspected Meats Piggly Wiggly
S. Riverside at 13th and S. Central
Pork Sausage, country St., lb. 39c
Fresh Ground Beef ... pound 29c
Fancy Fryers ......... pound 45c
Frying Size Rabbits ...... lb. 55c
Pure Lard, 3 lbs. 65c
Fresh Oysters
Pint 65c
FRESH SMELT, 2 lb. 25c
O Salmon Halibut
O Shrimp O Salt Herring
O Eastern Oysters
TURKEY HENS and
Fancy ROASTING HENS
)Y 528 SOUTH RIVERSIDE
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE