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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1925)
THE. EUGENE GUARD v Tngo Eleven Ths s Page If READ EVERY PAGE Don't Miss Page 16 $100.00 Free WE OPEN Monday, April 13 COME I How many dollars worth will we sell opening day? v ninfrAprn 11, 1925 I""' : -r- - Stanley Building Eugene, Oregon It's Going Over Big So Be On Hand Stanley's Opening If we don't have the largest throngs of buyers that Eugene has ever witnessed I'm knocked clear "Cuckooo." We have based our prices on volume. We must turn merchandise to make these prices. You do your part and we'll do our part. ' Give us co-operation. We are working for you. Cereal Prices at Stanley's Albers Flap-Jack Flour l.,n-n -i-inpL-Jlp-p. UUgw F-"0 in non ml sack ioc 25c Albers Pearls of Wheat large package 27c ALBERS Rolled Oats small carton 10c Wheat Flakes largo premium package 39c Carnation Oats largo premium package - 37c Carnation Wheat Flakes large, non-premium 30c Carnation Oats : largo, non-premium 26c Peacock Oats 9 pound sack ., 55c Quick, Quaker Oats, Small package , 12c Larjre package 25c Quaker Oats, regular, largo pack age 25c Mother's Aluminum Oats, largo package 32c H-O, quick or regular, large package 29c U r Ay 1 1 (J Regular JL C. Grape Nuts, Package . 15c Kellogg's Krumbles, Fackngc 10c Kellogg's Bran Flakes Package '. 10c Kellogg's Bran, 1 Largo package 20c Pop, Kellogg's new bran, Package 12c Malt O'Meal, Package Roman Meal, Package ..23c 32c ROYAL CLUB COFFEE 1-pound can Royal Club Coffee and the 5c stick of candy 52c PUFFED WHEAT, Package A "Big Stick" of Candy Free With Every Pound they are 5-cent sticks 3-pound can Royal Club Coffee and 3 sticks 5c candy $U2 5-pound can Royal Club Coffee and 5 sticks 5c candy $2A8 PUFFED RICE, Package .... -12J 15c Shredded jB Wheat Package w KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, - Package .10c POST TOASTIES, Package . 10c WHEATENA, . Packago 20c SPERRY'S PANCAKE FLOUR, Larke package ..30o Swansdown Cake Flour Large Package 6c AUNT JEMIMA'S PANCAKE . FLOUR, packago 12 Jc AUNT JEMIMA'S BUCKWHEAT PANCAKE FLOUR, package 15c llll . X L QUALITY PRODUCTS Not hard for the cook to prepare a good meal at a minimum expense when you get prices like these: I. X. L. Boneless Chicken Ta males, can 15c I. X. L. Chicken Tamales, not boneless, can . 12Jc I. X. L. Beef Tamales, Can - : -12Jo I. X. L. Chili Con Came, Can - 12 Jo I. X. L. Deviled Chili Meat, Can : 12o I. X. L. Macaroni Sauce, 'Can . 10o K. & S. Chicken Tamales, can loo I. X. L. Raviolas, Can- .15c I. X. L. Enchiladas, Can 15o L X. L. The brand denotes tho quality. SMALL PACKAGE c TOAJ I IMKES i 1 1 LARGE PACKAGE 18c sr o; ason Fruit Jars At Prices Never Before Known P.epare To Can a Lot of Fruit Never before, at least not in years have you had such an oppor tunity presented. Sugar and Fruit Jars A wonderful combination- when both are sold at such smashing price reductions. ' UG A r 1 15 Pounds 00 Sugar prices subject to market change Pure Cane Sugar BY THE SACK 100 POUNDS Sugar prices subject to market ehangc If grocery prices in Eugene have been reduced give Stan ley's the credit. If you wish us to keep the prices down give Stanley's the business. takes a lot of business to be able to sell at prices like these. Just give us the business and we will do the rest always sell at the lowest possible prices. .5 -'ASOM .4 :' Ball Owens Process, "Perfect Mason" And "Ideal" t Fruit Jars The selection of the right jar for can ning and preserving is of prime importance. Too often the quality of the jar has been taken for granted just as too little attention has been giv en to the Rubbers and Caps. Success in canning is a question of small details, and a perfect jar is as essential to good results as the selection of ingredients and the method of procedure. Ball Jars are the scientific development of many years devoted to experimenting and practice. The vast resources of the Ball institution have been constantly devoted to the perfecting of the jars that bear its name. Ball Jars Are the Only Fruit Jars Made by the lw "lfv Owens Process The "Owens Process" consists HjL. i. in Araurncr intn t ll form i n rr m nl rl Q liv ei irtinn t K r rMwj & & J " i exact quantity of glass necessarv to make the jar,' this glass being evenly distributed on all sides; then blowing into shape, forming one I D EAL homogenous structure. In the old process the 2viyJ necK as wen as tne. sealing snouicler is pressed, '& while the body of the jar is blown. This makes two natures of glass which is difficult to anneal, and often results in the jars twisting off at the neck when screwing on the caps. The Owens Process makes possible an absolutely smooth and perfect shoulders for the Rubber Ring, insuring a pos itive air-tight seal. The inside finish of the jar is perfectly smooth, lias no sharp offsets to catch any particles of food while being emptied, making it easier to wash, therefore more sanitary. Hall Owens Process Jars may lie readily identified by the even distribu tion of glass, the . smoothness of the finish around the neck, the free dom from blisters, clearness of glass and the strong, double shoulder which was originated bv the Hall Process. Ball Perfect Mason Fruit Jars PINT JARS Dozen. QUART JARS Dozen HALF GALLON ' JARS Dozen 52c 62c 90c IDEAL GLASS TOP FRUIT JARS 63c QUART JARS PINT JARS Dozen 73c Dozen MASON JAR CAPS 4 &r Zinc, Porcelain Lined, dozen A Cr C JELLY GLASSES Squat or Tall, 5 ounce or H ounce, dozen.. BULL DOG JAR RUBBERS Two Lip, Red Rubber, the Kind Everyone Wants, regular 10c . qiiniity, dozen : 37c 5 c
