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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1931)
PAflE TWO MEDFORP fAiL 'TnlnrTXE. -MEPFORD-OTIKfJN. FRIDAY. FFPRFARV 20. 10:51. f t "i . IocaTarid ... -'Personal 9 4 I :: ' I - Don't Miss these Double Specials , Tomorrow we will offer , two values which will be of interest to every discriminating and eco nomical housewife. -The father of our coun try, George Washing ton, whose ' birthday will be celebrated this week end,' hag been the inspiration for both of these items. First we will offer a cookie which has long been a favorite of his native state and wHich you know you will like. The price on this item is also -very attractive. Ron 'overlook them. i .Virginia . Nut Cookies x 9c the dozen , 2 doz. for 15c A very rich, chewie cookie which sells regu larly at twice this price ALSO . ; ... Washington Cherry Log Cakes 19c each A delicious, unusual cake which . commemo rates tho famous cher ry tree and hatchet cpi 'sodo which endears Washington to every youngster thruout tho land. Make this lesson more 'impressive by purchas ing one of .these cakes for the kiddies,;",- njoi were th.tt fjuit a hirer, num 1 r of Mt-iUor., ami wilW v n-ni- 'I'-ntH would ilvj:irt on thitt i-vi n in'rt train fur lirt hind Ui njif-nd iti- wK-k ml in Portland, liu- iur not on ly finz the lr.v round nip fiirt-, out the fact that Sunday and M'liid.iy are holiday. Unit ft a, number louk advant-tc of tho low X'-ui - Ion rate by I'-avlni on tht Shasta thin fort-noon for the state lfl"tl OllOllff. t- Will l-lt I'liniiU llrl-f lUljih. J l:a:i.-y will .-pi-nd On wcok ml vNUiritf hi Mr. and Mr. W. II, Uailcy, and firand moth;r. Mis, KJizahMli C invade. Tfti U tit firxt trip homo lnce l-avln- for Portland nhoi'tly afttr graduating from Oregon Stale col-l.-ge last Jun. To Altciid Kluuuitli ain Amona the hljrh -huol ntudonU who wt-ro t-xcuy-od today to attend tli tiankf tiall tame ihi c veiling in Klamath Kalln Orvlllt U'il- on, Adm Kdwardn, Pftrl (1 iwuml. .iJill (."Inyslcj, .I.i' '.Ire-n, John Morris find Dorothy V.)t- TONITE and Sat. JJoan ii at her best in this mad whirl from Society to underworld-:. Added Attraction Every Nite at 9:00 LEA HOLT Concert Organist the GIANT WURLITZER mm mm !B0?r. ! fFdhtindThrul i ! jEANETTE LOFF , '. VSSStM ? hi N. a.-t-AM .dinner roll such as Parkerhouse. Med- $ ford Rolli, Napkin Rolls, W ,'Knleer Rolls, etc., huva '"been- redurnd 'to-16o the "dottn. A greater value than ever before. a 1M Mfl'AV Continuous 11 WW jso to 11 I I ,JEANETTE LOFF cComedyi 'Up a Tree' I 'Indians Are Coming' Mat. 10. 25; Eve. 10. 35 ED. BlNNS "FIGHTINiR THE BEEF TRUST" f(, i,' ',r,' 1 tr - .' -:": 100 W. Mam and Economy Groceteria No. 1 We Lead Others Follow V. t SATURDAY -SPECIALS Boiling 'Beef .... 10c Beef Pot Roast ... 12c Beef Steaks . ... 18c LARD Large -Pails . . . . $1.00 Medium Pails . . . . 50c Small Pails . . . . 30c o D o o o ronnoi ioeioe: OBO OE oaoaoaoi OC301 ECON.O MY. GROCETERIA THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Spring Eeyer. and Fresh Veg(etables And now comes spring," with Old Man Lethargy otherwise known as spring fever. Troublesome fellow, this chap saps your vitality, kills ambition, plays hob in general unless you anticipate him with his worst enemy fresh vegetables. And that's why we have anticipated him with the first full showing of fresh spring vegetables from every market. We want to head him off before that garden you planted "heeds hoeing and weeding.' "You know how it is we plant with' enthus iasm and take care of the garden with spring fever and a fish pole. That's the best way we can illustrate spring fever the best reason we can give for eating lots of vegetables and avoiding it. :, - . .: : :-i . ..v-, " ;- ' ; "' ": Come in tomorrow and build for health by starting the spring diet. New Asparagus Artichokes Cucumbers i . Green Peas . , , Green Beans Green Lima Beans Mexican Valentine Beans ? , Celery Root; ; Chicory Root English Cucumbers Egg Plant Leeks Head Lettuce Endive Lettuce Tomatoes ( Mushrooms Green Onions Green Peppers ; ; v Parsley; n f y Radishes White Radishes Mustard Greens Avacodos 'Pineapples Cardeni Cauliflower Rhubarb i Swiss Chard ' Bunch Beets 6 Red Cabbage., White Cabbage BREAD- 10,862 LOAVES ' ' ' 'THIS WEEK Baked the day you get it and baked for quality, not for price. Same good home style bread you have learned to like so well. 1-lb. loaf 5c 1Mb., loaf Every day in the week. :7hc Here is. what you will find Curly. Cabbage New Potatoes Bunch Carrots Loose Carrots Celery ; , Parsnips , Banana Squash Hubbard Squash Italian Squash (new) Scollop Squash Yams ' Rutabagas Bunch .Turnips Sweet Potatoes ... Tangarinest , . Oranges Florida Grape Fruit Imperial Grape Fruit Garlic Apples SPERRY FLOUR Sperry's famous White Rose brand. The Sperry guarantee printed on every sack. 49-lb. sack : 2412-lb. sack 98c 59 c InauaSC OTHER THRIFT ITEMS 25c -No. 2 cans, McGrath Brand, 25c Red Mexican Beans, 7 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 2 cans . . . , Pure Eastern Buckwheat Flour, 9-lb. sack 59c Rice, a fancy Louisiana long grain rice, River -' brand, 2-lb. package . 15c Diced Carrots and Green Peas, fine for creaming, No. 2 can . . ; . i . . 15c Grape Fruit, Indian Island Brand, a fine natural J flavored grape fruit, No. 1 can i. i . J. . .i. 3 for 25c ... ..No. 2. can , , .,.,3 fpr 43c Ripe Olives, Sun Ripe Brand, No. 1 tall can. . . . 10c Lima Beans, Seaside Brand, a No. 1 tall can of ':. delicious, ready-to-serve lima beans ....... 10c Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 6 lbs 33c Golden Age Macaroni, 2 regular 10c packages in a carton ' 9c Cream of Rice, the newest and tastiest hot '' , .i , cereal, (4-oz. pkg., free with large pkg .1 '19c Fancy U. S. No.4 Klamath Potatoes, 100-lb. bag $1.39 Fancy Sunkist Oranges, by the i case $1.79 Ivory Soap Flakes, the large package 19c P. & G. White Laundry Soap, 10 bars 25c Parker's Potato Chips, 4 packages 25c , Scc:tt Tissue Toilet Paper, 3, rolls ..... . i. -25c" 15c 29c -39c Brookfield Cheese, all kinds Pimento, Swiss, Yellow American, Cream Brick,' Limburger, York State, 2-lb. carton ... .. Malt Syrup, Ranier or Tacoma brand, per can . . Coffee, freshly roasted, three very fine blends (our freshly roasted coffee was served at the Boy Scouts', banquet), per lb 28c 33c Electric Light Globes, all sizes below 100 watts, 5 for :.....;. 93c Spring Clip Clothes Pins, 3 dozen . . . . . ..v . . 15c Glass Percolator Tops, green, 2 for . . "'. . . .' . ; 5c Paint, high quality, at a very low price, Weather shield white while 100 gallons last, per gal. $1.59 Certainteed Paint, pure lead and oil put it on "the scales, the weight tells the story, any color, gallon $2.98 Dutch Oven, No. 8 cast iron with cover $1.59 Galvanized Tubs, No. 3 or large size 95c Griswold Skillets, cast iron, No. 8 size ; ; ...,l59c Galvanized Pails, 10-quart size v. . 23c Fibre Door Mats, 3 sizes . 89c $1.09 $1.29 Triple Sauce Pan Set, good grade aluminum, j . - cooks 3 articles on one burner $2.49 Spading Fork, short handle 98c Garden Rake, good quality ................... 98c Garden Hoe 59c Aluminum, Tea Kettle, extra large, 8-qt. size. .$2.19 Yes--A Good Electric Iron 98c tjTo all purchasers of $5.00 or more, exclusive of flour . and sugar, . a...guaranteedi electric iron . . . 98c 3C 2k CONGRATULATIONS To Skaggs' Safeway on their New 'Tay anci Talce It" Market M uSSua 25c CHICKEN DINNER 25c Roast young chicken with oyster and giblet dressing, potatoes, gravy, bu';tered squash, bread, butter, cof fee, tea or milk .... ., , ............ ' ,25c , Huckleberry pie, a la mode ........ .,10c 1W W I I I li . I t 1' , ! GATES & LYDIARD OAV11MU VYUIIUUI 3t.L,r-Ut.lllAL. It " - v4- vf vr, EteKrery of $V Orders Phone Yotir Orders West Side 428 East Side 752 3OE30 C 30EZ301 30301
