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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1936)
MKTVFORD MATT TRTTCITNK METIFOKIX OREOONT. FRIDAY. MARCIT 27. 1936. PACTA TWO 1 GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS BREAD AND CAKES LIKE MOTHER MADE o e e e HOME PURITY BAKERY PRODUCTS Dark Hollow Apple Spice Cake ' When you were a kid did Mother bake a Dark Hollow Apple Bpioe Cake? You who come from New England, New York, Michigan or Indiana or Mis lourl will enjoy this cake not merely for it delicious flavor but for the fond mem ories it suggests. Our bakerB have made them exactly as Mother did. Put the same old-fashioned caramel Icing on them and we are sure you will experience that childhood relish that made you coax Mother for an other piece. Trim or row- Dark Hollow Apple Spice Cake Two sizes 25c; 49c Apple Custard Pie Here is a really delicious pie. Rich custard and apples topped with a spe cial meringue baked in our flaky Home style pie crust. Tomorrow, each 25c Danish Pastry Breakfast Bits Offered for the first time last Satur day they became popular over night. Qur famous Danish Pastry individual breakfast size they will add just the needed touch to round out the Sunday breakfast. Tomorrow 7 for 15c Whole Wheat Cocoa Bars A tasty whole wheat square rich with nuts and cocoa. As delloious as fudge without the excessive sweetness. Tomorrow Doz. 20c HOT CROSS BUNS Chock full of that Home Goodness that has so greatly popularized all of our Bakery products. Tomorrow Doz. 18c COOKIES - Besides this speolal jar offer found elsewhere in this ad we have not forgot ten those cookie jars already doar to the hearts of many children. You may refill them tomorrow with our extra fine assortment of Home Qual Cookies. Tomorrow Doz. 10c Horru Purity Bread When we were kids we thought a slioe of Mother's Bread with butter and jam to be Just about the finest thing in the world. - It still Is but the bread must have that same fine flavor that we found in Mother's Bread. It's here in our Home Purity Bread Try it on the kids and see if it's more ap preciated. 11b. loaf 8c-iy2 lb-loaf 12c Fountain Refreshments Your choice of three dandy dinners 25c to 29c Dark Hollow Cake a la mode 10c (You Kill enjoy this old fashioned rake) Apple Custard Pie 10c Mayonnaise The now spring vego. tables suggest salads, To add sestful flavor to the natural crispincss of the new vegetables be sure to get fresh Mayon naise. Home Purity Mayonnaise Pint ... 20c Quart . . 39c Oir BE IT EVER SO HUMBLE Savings In The Groceteria Food "A Dependable Source of Supply" Del Monte Catsun S f 14 oz. bottle. 2 for LjC A quality catsup from the packer! of Del Monte. Borden's Milk Caramels i r lb. I -C Mixed light and dark very fin. quality old- " fashioned Caramels. Krause's Kisses 1 C 1 lb. I -U Old-fashioned molauea KlMea Mint flavor. Dollar Mint Chocolates i Q lb I7C Fine cream mint filler with light chocolate coat ing. Delfcogue Bartlett Pears 1 Q No. 2h can I OC No finer sprint salad than pear and cottage oheese. Solar Pineapple 0r No. 2 can, 2 for '. LjQ. Broken nice but from fine ripe fruit. Merrimac Peas No. 2 can. 2 for LJC Oregon grown parked Harden fresh. Amaizo Golden Syrup HQ 5 lb. can L 7C A fine spread for the morning hot cakes. Amaizo Crystal Syrup Q O 5 lb. can JJZ Delirious on hot biscuits or pan cakes also fine for candy making. Sylmar Fig Jam i f 12 oz. can I vC Made from selected ripe figs a healthful fruit spread. Cudahy's Corned Beef No. 1 can , 17c Fine quality ready to serve corned beef. Rockwood's Cocoa i Q 2 lb. box I JC A healthful nourishing drink. Blue Plate Oysters 1 A can I vC A (nod bowl or oyster stew makes a delightful meal. Blue Plate Shrimp ry o 2 cans ZtDQ Of alt urn food fMi1ari shrimp Is by far thn most popular. Glacier Brand Pink 1 f Salmon, No. 1 tall can . . I UC Cheese From the Kraft Central Point Factory Yei, the new cheese is resdy Matur ed by the Kraft curing process it is just right for lovori of good cream cheese It's not nippy nor is it too fresh. Demonstrations in both stores tomor row Come and taste it. Pound I8( A'k l lew to ft a cfcromim-plafei S1.25ServIngTrayfor25 aid Two EAGLE IRAND Labels EAGLE BRAND riVor 39c Ctrl at Central 6th at Orape Savlngi Without Self-Denial IT 'S funny how childhood memories become more vivid as the years roll by. Many little things we had completely forgotten suddenly come to mind and become priceless possessions in our storehouse of cherished memories. A few days ago we got to talking about Mother's Cookie jar you know we can't help but pity the kid who has never known the de lights of the home cookie jar. True, he doesn't know what he has missed but that makes no difference. Take it from one who knows coming from school nd getting a cookie from the jar is not like getting it out of a cardboard box. The personal touch of Mother is not in the box. The memory of Mother's cookie jar is perhaps the most cherished in our panorama of ohildhood experience. In later years it will be the same to the kids of today. Let's revive this old-fashioned home institution. TOMORROW Imported Cookie Jar green glaze inside and out -heavily embossed floral decoration. The jar and two dozen cookies Comet California Sar- r r dines, No. 1 tall can, 4 for LijQ. Booth's large sardines packed In the round In stead of the oval can. Booths Jitney Sardines 4 cans Individual cans of California sardines. 15. 9 1 , Fruits & Vegetables ' Sunkist Oranges 1 Q 392's-2 doz. . . . . . . I 7C Sunkist Oranges An 200's 2 doz. .. TVC Sunkist Lemons O'X 360's, dozen ... -wC Sunkist Indio Gold Grapefruit, 64's, 5 for LDZ Florida Grapefruit 1 Q 6482 for air..-. 30c Large Calavos 1 Q 2 for 1 Fresh Green C Parsley, bunch . -'C Cucumbers, fancy 1 C large, each I -C Egg Plant, large and 1 Q fresh, 2 for I 7C Green Peppers 1 C lb :. V. Sweet Potatoes 03 4 lbs -?C Southern Yams O 3 4 lbs Fresh White Parsnips 4 lbs JZ Rutabagas 6 lbs. LjQ. Bohnert's Fancy Rhubarb, 3 lbs LjQ Italian and Summer O C Squash, 3 lbs. ...... ZjQ Green Onions C 2 bunches New Potatoes 1 ( 4 lbs , I 7C Large White Celery, O r no seed stalk, 2 for . . ZdjQ. Fresh Pineapples O C each ,. DjQ Cocoanuts A C 2 for I JC m t GATES & LYDIARD V . . ' ' 1 59c 1 Departments Booths Oval Can Sar 25. dines, 3 cans . . . Tomato or mustard a wonderful food value.' Diamond A Diced Beets 9 a vegi or Carrots. No. 2 can . . . Your choice of these fine quality Oregon vege tables. Diamond A Sliced Beets or Carrots, No. 2 can . . . 10c lerve Fine prepared qulrkly because ready to serve Fine quality Oregon grown vegetables. Instant Postum 8 oz. can ........... 38c A healthful beverage thnt takes the place of Grape Nuts ... pkg. A delicious energy food. Baker's Breakfast Cocoa 1 lb. can 15c 17c Finer quality and goes farther America's oldest brand of cocoa. O. K. Soap the bigger 25c l?ar, 7 for A good old-fashlonfd soap that chases the dirty dirt. suves a lot of rubbing. Camav Toilet Soan 18. Is rapid 4 bars I OC So (ten tie to the tender skin that It Is rapidly becoming me favorite. P & G White Laundry 29c Soap, 10 bars America's fastest welling laundry soap. DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS Golden West Coffee Folger's Coffee Maxwell House Coffee Schilling's Coffee S & W Coffee Your Choice 4 lbs. $1.00 Fancy U. S. No. 1 California Beans (NO IDAHO) Small White Navy (CALIFORNIA FANCY) Red Mexican (FANCY CALIFORNIA) Your Choice 22 lbs. $1.00 Delivery of $1.00 Orden Phone: West Side 428 East Side 752 Super Meat Markets Saturday Night LUNCH HAMBURGER ' Did you ever know a man who didn't enjoy a good iiamourger oanuwiuu. Even though some may be a little skept tical about hamburger and deny them selves they admit a fondness for it when sure it's good. Personally we believe this skepticism to be a fallacy. No successful butcher could be other than conscientious in his desire to win your favor and stay in busi ness. . Our Hamburger is ground from olean wholesome meat from the same steers that supply the fancy steaks and roasts you see in our cases. For our own home use we buy our regular hamburger and like very much but if you prefer to see it ground you may select a round steak and the boys will grind it for you. That, however costs more so we take the regular ham burger for our own use. . TOMORROW 1 lb. Steer Beef i ALL Hamburger I - 6 Buns 1 Q, 2 Dill Pickles I , I L .. ; '. : Extra Buns dozen ; JBc, ; f - Steer beef Pot Roasts, lb. . . . . . 1 2Vzc Tender, flavor? from fancy steers. Selected Steer Short 12 Ribs, lb. ......... I LC Selected for bnklnjf nothing baked with potatoes. finer when Leg-o-Lamb lb 25c The old favorite spTlng roast If spring be haves like It should. Shoulder Pork Roast lb Tonnf grain fed pork. Steer Sirloin Steak lb , 18c 20c We'll bank our reputation for quality beef on these steaks. Country btyle f ure OA Pork Sausage, lb. ... ZiVjC That's right It's all pork country ground and seasoned. Little Pig Link ...25( Sausages, lb. Our famous country style sausage In break fast links. Morrell's Sliced 39 Pride Bacon, lb. Direct from the corn belt It's the finest eastern baron. Sugar Cured Bacon lb 29 Not quite so mild but good keeping qual ity. Any size piece. Swift's Circle S Sugar Cured Pork Shlds. O A ib Z4c Part or whole shoulder The famous Swift A Co. cure. Shortening 4 lbs ,45 Dill Pickles 6 for ..... . 9 Giant or Colossial Ripe Olives, pint 15c and 20 Thoe big ones yon like to wrve to guet but don't like to buy a whole ran. You may boy as few or a many as yon want. Milk Fed Hens and Capons Fancy pen-fed Rabbits
