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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1936)
MEDFOUD Af ATL TRTBUNK MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1938. 4 . GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING . SETS ODD AS PAGE TWO Puts in 46th Straight Year As Gatherer in Noted For est Patch Area Yields 20,000 Gallons Thus Far Mrs. Alice Hamilton of Klamath Jtells today wears th mythical orown of champion huckleberry picker of the Huckleberry mountain area 12 miles southeast of Union Creek In the Rogue River national forest. Mrs. Hamilton this season put In her 40th consecutive year aa a gatli orer of huckleberries In the famous mountain berry patch, It was reveal ed today by Karl L. Janouch. forest supervisor. Bhe has been going each year to the Huckleberry mountain sector since sho was sevon years old, Mr. Janouch said. . ' The huge berry patch has proved more popular this year than ever be lore and the facilities provided by the forest aorvlce for 80 camps have been extensively utilized, Mr. Jan ouch related. Many persons, he aula, drive to the area to purchase berries, the prevailing price being $1 a gal lon. (11,000 Crop Up to aeptember 8. Mr. Janouch tated, 30.0U0 gallons of berries had been gathered and the picking la atlll In progress. At a'l a gallon, this rep resents a gross Income of 920,000 to the pickers, he pointed out. Three gallons a day, the supervisor xplalned, constitute an average day's work. Recently, however, four persons tn one camp picked 48 gallons In three days, representing a daily re turn of au.76 for each. The huckleberry area, situated on top of the mountain which derives It name from the berry, comprises about 30,000 acres. The area contains to commercial timber and Is produc tive of only the berries and Christ- mat trees, Mr. Janouch related. IU yield of berries and yule trees, how. ver. Is valued at more than 930,000, he aald. I'tckers From Afar . The supervisor stated that during recent Inspection at the berry campground he saw cars from Wash ington and California. Moat of the berry pickers, however, v came from astern and aoutheaatern sections of Oregon, where fresh fruit la not Crown and la therefore highly valued, fee aald. Some of the berry pickers set up their camp tents early In July and remain until late In September, Mr. Junouoh related. The time of the eraeon, he explained, determines the use to which the berries are beat adapted, the early berries being beat for Jama and Jellies while the late ones are auperlor for canning. The best canning berries are those picked late In the season after floaty weather haa developed the luscious sweetness, he averred. "Huckleberry mountain provides tlie largest berry area on the Rogue River national forest and the best tn the state," the supervisor declared with pride. Code of Ethics ' The berry pickers have developed n unwritten code of ethics and woe unto him who violates It, Mr. Jan. ouch aald. Bach selects the spot in which he wanta to pick, for example, nd no poaching la permitted, he xplalned. NO smoking la allowed under for est rulea excepting In the camp ares nd the old-timers are fervent In biding by this law, Mr. Janouch aid. They realise, he added, that a fir would deatroy the berry, patch forever. Turns Detective Recently a picker who . Insisted on Wolatlng the smoking rule Joined the mp. He waa reported but he took great care not to amcke whenever a guard was around, Mr. Janouch re lated. The veterans continued to re port him and to Insist that he be punished. Finally a guard from an other station Joined the encampment as a picker, giving a good imitation of a Cl-mrm, the supervisor recalled, i nnauy, when the offender was convinced that the newcomer waa a bona, fide picker, he became careless nd started smoking. He waa prompt ly cited to appear In Justice court and later was fined. Jack Crump and an assistant are stationed In the area as forest guarda. They keep a record of the erry pickers and the amount of ber ries gathered, Mr. Janouch said. WILL TOUR STATE Five reconnalasAnna - ..... 18 enlisted men will leave Portland on oepwrnoer 18 In one of the moat In tensive peace time recruiting drives In recent years, it Is stated In a notice lamed by the Portland office of MaJ. H. D. Bagnali, district re cruiter. Schedule for the recruiting parties re now being prepared at the Port land office, tvery city In Oregon will t Included in the Itinerary and qualified young men Intereated In enlisting in the army should contact the recruiting detachment when It reaches their town, the notice aald The object of the drive," the not lee stated, "la to bring the dllfrrent army units In the northwest up to their new authorined recruiting trength. Practically all unlta have been authorized Increases In person nel." Join ETHBLWYN B. HOFFMANN 8 Hosiery Club. Every 13th pair free. , OUN BIOHT8 to fit all guns. 8lm pros, 33 N, nr. Ouii re-bored, , Home Purity Bakery Bread and Cake Like Mother Made . Orange Angel Cake Betty Crocker ' famous 13-egg Angel Cake with a rich orange flavor covered with orange butter cream icing. ' Whole Cake 49c Cake 25c COOKIES For the afternoon pick-up there is nothing so dear to children as a cookie from Mother's Cookie Jar. Dozen 10c Thoroughly Baked Bread Home Purity Bread is baked as thor oughly as the bread from your own oven More easily digested than under-done bread it's more healthful for both chil dren and grownups. . Lib. Loaf 8c U-lb. 12c California Red Mex ican Beans, 4 lbs. ...... California Pink Beans, 4 lbs. ....... Fancy Blue Rose Rice 31 lbs ....... Elbow Cut Macaroni 19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 19c 4 lbs. Spaghetti 4 lbs. Krinklets, real egg noodles, 1 lb. (cello.) Fountain Refreshments FRESH PEACH Oeneroui helping of Hora Pur': 7 Ice ripe peaches- in syrup. Pineapple Delight Parfait A breath of the Pacific Tropios in tliia delightful blonding of Pine apple and Home Purity Ice Cream. 15- Home Purity Ice Cream Ic Cream la the finest dinner dessert. pt. 1 5c qt. 29c THE HOME OF "Groceteria Goodness" I That BREAKFAST PROBLEM 'Is ' SL I SAVINGS In the GROCETERIAS "A Dependable Source of Supply" Del Monte Apri- in cots, No. 2 can. . I t, If you didn't enn them yon didn't lose any tiling when you can buy them at this price. Del Monte Sliced Pine apple O C No. 2 can, 2 for. JJC Wllh Cottage Cheese delicious. ; PAR FAIT 15 Crenni with freah Groceteria Banana Split Threo kinds of Home Purity Ice Croam syrups, nuts and the serv ing of bannna, 15. FOUNTAIN DINNERS Roast Turkey .... .... Roast Veal with r r dressing ........ .,.r.. ZiJC Steer beef Pot Roast r r with jdlcs.. LJZ egg nooc 6th at Central 6th at Grape Savings Without Self-Denial school. They get hungry during the morning school session and poor grades result because hungry children cannot study. ' Here is the way many mothers have solved this problem : Tempt the appetite with some unusual taste appeal Butter horns Cinnamon Bolls Cherry Buns or any of the numer ous breakfast dainties always available at our Bakery depart ment. Beside solving the difficult problem for you there is the matter of convenience. Held warm in the oven the family can be served as one by one they are ready for breakfast. Try them Monday Del Monte Pineapple Chunklets No. 24 can ZrWC Fifty per cent more aervlncs with : the same amount of pineapple. Del Monte Early Garden Peas -1 A No. 2 can I Fine flavor and very tender. Goody Goody i f Peas, No. 2 can . . 1 UC Lnreer but tender and full flavored. Mount Hoed Spin- i r ach, No. 2 J can . . I ZC Oregon grown fancy park. Bagley Solid Pack. Tomatoes C No. 2 J can I UC Rqnal food mine hut not whole to matoes like Pel Rogue. Calumet Baking j Q Powder, 1 lb. can I C Double oethiR economical. Baker's Premium j o Chocolate, lb. IVC Finest for home hnklnt; Pillsbury Pancake or Flour, No. 10 bag J 7C Time for hot cakes and in linage. Pillsbury Buckwheat Cake Flour J Q large pkg I OC A blend with real New York buck whrit. Aunt Dinah Mo- 4 Q lasses. No, 2 can I C Finest for rooking The genuine New Orleans Moln, Johnson's Wax A r 1 lb. can 70 Time to brlghteif up thme flours. GATES SEE we are back to that breakfast problem again During vacation the children have slept late have gotten out of the early breakfast habitand don't care for breakfast when thev ret up early for morning Here is a good variety to start with every one chock full of "Orooeteria Goodness." Cinnamon Snails. .6 for 10c Danish Pastry Butterhorns ea. 5c Danish Pastry Breakfast Bits. . . .6 for 15c Cherry Buns. . .5 for 10c Cinnamon Twists. .6 for 10c Honey Pecan Rolls. . . .pan 10c Tea Garden r 3 Syrup, 5 lb. can . . J DC . Tea Garden adds much to the pleas ure of the hot cakea, Campbell's To- J Q mato Soup, 3 cans I C A few extra cans In the pantry come mlfhty handj. Peets Granulated o E Soap, large pkg.. jLjQ Makes clothes cleaner a lot quicker. Blue Star Diamond Matches 1 C carton of 6 boxes . I J C Real Diamond match quality. Snowdrift Short 55. ening, 3 lb. pail The hest Insurance of fine cakes and pastry. Wesson Oil OA qt. can . ......... jyc rut a tahlenpoonfu tn holllnr Te(. tables and taste the difference. Wheaties 2 pkgs ) The reiidy to ierr whole wheat cereal. Home Purity Mayonnaise The goodness of any food that contains uncooked eggs is wholly dependent on the fresh ness of the eggs. The Home Purity Mayonnaise we offer tomorrow was made today. You may taste before you buy. Pint . . . 20c Quart . . . 39c & LYDIARD SUPER MEAT MARKETS Stuffed Peppers For SUNDAY DINNER . Green Peppers are at their best now Firm and full flavored they are excellent stuffed with our fine flavored Ham and Veal Loaf. Tomorrow we make a special offer which should assure everyone a delicious yet low-priced Sunday Dinner. Here it is : . 1 lb. Ham and Veal Loaf Four large Peppers ALL FOR Morrell's Pride Boned and Rolled Sugar Cured r q Pork Shoulders, lb. . ZOC No bone wnstc Fine corn belt flavor. Steer Beef Pot Roast 15 lb. 5 JC Our scientific rare of fine steer beet has a lot to do with Its goodness. Selected Steer 1 2c Short Ribs, lb. Selected for baking Serve tliem for din ner tomorrow. Leg of Spring Lamb lb 22c We use the same care when selecting lambs as with baef. , Front Quarter Veal 18 Steaks, lb. I OC Milk fed veal Just right for breading. Rolled Prime Rib of r Steer Beef, lb. ..... Zj)C Bones out tender and flavory. Huber's Metwurst lb. .. 25. Ready cooked boll Jmt 10 minutes to ns sure thorough heating a fine dinner ou " r-, .-..:! . ,' i Morrell's Sliced Pride 39c Bacon, lb The finest flavored bacon from the corn belt. Morrell's Eureka 29c Bacon, lb. Dry sngar cure any size piece, Little Pig Link Sausage, lb. .'. . 25c All pork ground ond seasoned country style. MILK FED FRYERS Swift and Co. Milk fed, fancy col ored fryers dry picked. Lb. 25. BANANAS More of those fine quality Bananas. 4 lbs. . 15c Delivery of $1.00 Order! Phone: West Side 428 East Side 752
