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PAHTJ TWO . L , TUTDFOKT) MATT TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. 1937. - GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING o Home Purity Bakery Bread and Cake Like ' Mother Made MAKE THIS TEST EVEN though Emily Post layi we should not do it there are a lot of we old-fashioned folks who like bread and gravy. Whether in a hot meat sandwich or just a slice of bread and gravy try thoroughly baked Home Purity Bread. Note the gravy absorption without sogginess and pay partic ular attention to the enhanced flavor of the gravy when used with real home flavored bread baked as "done" as Mother baked it. Keeps its freshness so well that many camp ers and distant customers buy a week's sup ply. To get real bread enjoyment eat Home Purity. Vermont Maple Nut Cake Some of our New England friends have often asked for a good Maple Cake. Here it is with nut meats generously adding to its Gro ceteria Goodness. 29c 59c Wellesley Fudge Cake We always like to inolude one cake for the men. Rich with chocolate its a popular fa vorite. 29c 59c Custard Angel Cake A Betty Crocker Angel Cake with rich butter cream icing. Loaf, 29c Large 13-egg, 55c Fresh Huckleberry Pie A deep eight inch pie chook full of fresh huckleberries the season's treat. Each 30c Rays-N-Day t Bread A Home Purity specialty rich with dates and raisins. Loaf 15c Appetizing Breakfast Dainties Maple Nut Rolls 3 for 10c Danish Pecan Butterflies 6 for 25c Cinnamon Rolls .6 for 13c Cherry Buns 6 for 15c Orange Pineapple Rolls 6 for 15c Approved by doctors. Liked by Babies Clapp's Baby Foods 3 cans 25c "DON'T FORGET THE BREAD" THAT'S what Dad said as the family made up the shopping list from the Groceteria ad. That started Dad to reminiscing: "You know," said Dad, "I never can forget how good my Mother's bread tasted when we boys would come home from school and eat bread and jam. I'd forgotten about that until we started using Gro ceteria bread and I spread some with Mother's strawberry preserves. "Then there is breakfast. You remember, Mother, what a worry breakfast used to be. Now everyone seems pleased if you'll just serve toast. I'm ashamed to admit it, but I ate four slices this morning. I never realized how much difference there can be in toast." Suppose we take Dad's tip and serve Groceteria toast tomor row. The flavor will speak for itself but we want you to make the breaking test. See how easily your toast will break. It doesn't have to be torn. That is due to the thorough baking of all Groceteria Bakery products. All are baked until really "done." SAVINGS In The GROCETERIAS "FOODS ARE FRESHEST WHERE SOLD FASTEST" Pure Cane Sugar cak A lot of good pancakes for go little. a 1 in 25 lb cloth bag P I Ly If It Isn't so printed on the bag It Isn't cane sugar. Peets Granulated ? Soap, large pkg. ... DC Send the box top away and get a hath towel free. Pickling Spices 4 oz Fresh spires will put more zest In your pickles. White Picklinz Vinegar, gal. DDC The white vinegar makes hotter pli-kles. 9c 35. Wheaties 3 pkgs 29. Upper Rogue Grange DANCE Sat. Night August 21 Admission 60o Couple ; Extra Ladies Free Good Music Still time to Riiess for the prizes to h awarded at eloe of business Saturday night, Oregon Milk nn tall cans, doz C Oregon milk parked In wooden boxes. Palm Olive Soap C bar JC Used exclusively by the rtlonne Quints. Concentrated Super 1 Suds, pkg I VC Suds In a Jiffy and cleans In a hurry. Belle Island Tuna Fish, No. h can Fancy quality solid meat. Merrimac Peas z cans . . . ZiJC Oregon grown and parked jtarden fresh. 15c 25. Upper Applegate Grange DANCE Sat. Night August 21 Upper Applegate Grange Hall Lunch at Midnite Sylvia's Orchestra i Pabst Blue Label Spreading Cheese Pineapple Cream Relish Cream Piraiento Cream Olive Pimiento Cream Limburger Nippy Pabstette 20 bars . . 65c Choice 1 5 c ONLY 1 ,ii.i!in:i)i-:i.nn'UPi Our Price . . . 1 6c Super Meat Markets Quality Conditioned Meats . The Lunch Box SANDWICH rE best sandwich in the world is a roast beef sandwich if the beef is good oth erwise it's the poorest. When packing the lunch be sure the sand wiches are filled with quality conditioned steer beef to tender it will "bite" with the bread without the pinching and pulling ex perienced with less tender beef. Try it and get the re-action of the man who carries the lunch. Tomorrow: Roast Chickens 98c Average weight, 4-lb. Hens. Roasted and stuffed. Just warm and serve or take 'em on the picnic as they are. Steer Beef Pot Roast lb. Try this for the lunch sandwiches. Steer Beef Short Ribs lb Just a Sunday dinner suggestion. Steer Beef Cubes lb No bone waste tender and f Savory. Ground Steer Beef 1 , ib I V2C We don't like to call this fine Steer Beef Ham burger It's all Steer Beef there has never been a cow In our market. Shoulder Lamb Roast lb. . . A very fine summer meat. Leg of Lamb lb . 18c 1.5c 22c The best roast from criffnitr ."leeted sprlnf of 37 lambs. Lamb chops shoulder cuts, lb. . From spring of '37 lit in h. Shoulder Veal Rcast lb Milk fed veal An unusual meat value at present prices. Veal Rib or Loin Chops lb Fine for breading. Minnesota Bacon QO (sliced), lb jyc We rnn't help but urce you to try this fine bacon It's the finest we ever tasted. ' 18c 27c ...25c : 15c 20c Cheese Lovers For lovers of cheese, we have the mild, the mellow or the sharp cheese. 1936 Wisconsin (mellow) lb. 35c 1935 Wisconsin (sharp) lb 38c Home Purity Mayonnaise The Mayonnaise makes the Salad distinct ive or commonplace. For distinctiveness use Home Purity. Pint 22c - Quart 39c FOUNTAIN REFRESHMENTS asp. RUr W.l,, S.m,l. FRIENDS""' C,RC,-K Frosted Root Beer ause Home Purity Vanilla Ice Oream topped with a special Black Walnut topping. 10c Mary Ann Sundae Three helpings of Chocolate Two with choo olate syrup, the other with marshmallow. Vanilla Ice Cream Wafers. Shopping Is ninny a plrmure but more so with a panic for rest ami rrfreliniritt. In rt liter store wv Invite you to enjoy (lie restful romfurt of KrlemWilp Circle rest rooms. There you will nearly alnay meet some of your friend. At our fountain you u-i find the best of refreshments priced within reach of all. For tomorrow we recommend the following: 15. Fountain Dinners Roast Turkey 29c Baked Hormel Ham . . .29c Steer Swiss Steak 25c Cold Meats and Potato Salad 25c CMd Fruit Plate 33c A generous glass of Root Beer with a dipper of Ice Cream. 10c Fresh Huckleberry Pie ala mode with that famous Groceteria Crumble Crust. What could be a finer seasonable treat. 10. . Fruits and Vegetables BEDENHEIMER Cooking Rose Ciy Apples Celery Good ones are hard to find but here Gathered today on the truck early are some dandies. .,., . , . , . . . Finest for sauce and you can't beat Saturay.-A lot of trouble but our only them for pies. assurance of freshness. ' 4 lbs. 1 2 bunches 1 3c J , m Follow the Crowds to The Groceterias 6th at Central Ctb at Grape Savings Without Self. Denial GATES & LYDIARD Delivery of $1.00 Orders Phone: West Side 428 East Side 752
