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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1938)
PAGE TWO rP:T)FOfin MATT,, TRTBTjyE. MEDFOTiT), OttF.OONT. FT5TDAY. APT?TL 15. 1938. at leaa than SO percent ol capacity aa wee the tnduatry ai a whole, The company will ahow loae or the drat quarter, he said. "I wouldn't ay that 1838 ahowa much promise of being a good year for the ateel induatry or for Republic iteel," Qlrdler aald. Republic Steel Boss Sees Red Ink Ahead JERSEY CITY, N. J., April IS P) Tom M. Glrdler, ohalrman of the board of ttopublto Steel corporation, told stockholder at tha annual meet ing today the company was operating National Official Of D. A. R. Passes SUMMIT, N. J., April 18. (AP) Mr. Buaanne Wateon Ward, 63, vice president general of the National Society of Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution, died here today. CHARLOTTE, N. C, April 18, (AP) Mrs. I. W. Falson, 78. honorary president-general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, died today. She was the widow of Dr. Falson, for many years a prominent physician here. Uncle Sam To Pay For Spoiled Eggs WASHIMOTON. April 18. (AP) The senate claims committee decided today the government owea (480 to Richard D. Krenick of Graham. Wn., became only 20 of his setting of 380 turkey eggs batched out In 1936. Conceding- that WPA blasting oper ations In the vicinity undoubtedly destroyed the eggs' fertility, the com mittee followed Senator Schwann (D.. Wvo.l throush a AomnllmtAfl PORTLAND, April IB. (JPi Fred erick A. Roaenkrenf, .1, trustee of the Westminster Presbyterian church and partner In a general merchandise firm at Canby for 47 years, died here today. The dramatic leader and play oast are working hard on the play, "Sob gobblln House, to be ready for the public In the near future. Japanese plan to build new tour ist hotels at Peking, Tientsin, Shang. hal, Hangchow, and other clttea in China. arithmetical problem to arrive at the $480 figure. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ada Is 1 :S0 p. m. GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING 0 Home Purity Bakery Bread and cakes like mother made New DINNER ROLLS FOR EASTER Yes new. We wrote to Betty Crocker for the very latest dinner rolls asked for the rooipes for the newest rolls being nerved by the more particular hostess. They are here for the Eastor Feast. A fine flavory modified butter roll in the newer shapes and sizes. Knots Cloverleaf Twists Figure 8 " Dozen 15c Hot Cross Buns Made from the new Betty Crocker dinner roll formula Taste before you buy. Dozen 23c , TCHUERKEKS A special Easter breakfast roll from Greece. It's the samo to them as is the hot oross bun to us. ozen- -20c Daffodil Cake A special Easter Angel Cake Its Betty Crocker goodness is augmented by the skill of the bakers of Southern Oregon's finest Cnkes. Each 55c Be Sure to Attend YOUB Church thU Easter Special Services You Will Enjoy! -A. E ASTER is the one universal feast day. In everv race and clime all mankind has observed it in some form or other. "mf 10 1118 unnsuan worm h nas tne deepest s'n'ficance' Spiritually and materially it is a time of re- ; generation and purification of casting aside the old and J&ls t taking on the new. Tif V&A Under the ancient calendar the new year began about mt I Mac I Anril fh'3t. Snirituallv Easter was the first dn.v of tha (WW - ra'lF T1AUT VPnr an A flint la tha wav wa lltra in Innlr nnnn I Everything in nature is at Easter Time suggestive of the beginning of things the budding trees, the spring flow ers, the revival of vegetation. Primitive man saw for himself the material benefits from the bounties of the harvest to come. The Christian world rejoices in the Spiritual benefits from the bounties of love and brotherhood given to the world nearly 2,000 years ago. At the beginning of the new Spiritual year m ay we wish for you your full share of the Easter heritage love and happiness. EASTER In the GROCETERIAS "FOODS ARE FRESHEST WHERE SOLD FASTEST" Del Monte Earlv Garden Peas i i No. 303 can I I C Utah peas packed Garden fresh. Goody Goody Peas, No. 300 can O C 3 for LJC Slightly larger Utah peas tine fla vor. Table Brand Corn f r No. 2 can, 3 for ZjC Oregon Golden Bantam fine flavor. Pacific Clipper Corn No. 2 can Whole Kernel Oregon Oolden Rnntnm. S & W Fancy Corn No. 2 can Choice of Golden Dantam or Baby Kernel. You Will Want Inspected EGGS for the Easter Feast Inspected under State License No. 6 and No. 7 Pabst Cheese h lb. pkg. Choice of any kind. Pabst Spreading Cheese, glass . . I C Choice of any kind except Roquefort. 15c 15, 12c 15c 25c Del Monte Grape Fruit Juice No. 2 can 3 for From tree ripened Florida fruit. Home Purity Mayonnaise Qr pint 22c; qt JsQ. Aililft a zest to stilnds not possible with any tint fresh May-onniH.'e. FRUITS and VEGETABLES Freshest Where Sold Fastest ORANGES We have a load of choice quality Oranges that spell real economy Loose pack not wrapped. 288 size 2 doz. 15c Box (about 250) .$1.35 200 to 216 size. doz. 10c Box (about 175) . .$1.35 Also fancy Suukist at usual low prices. Coachella Grape Fruit size 80 Dozen 29c Box (about 65 to a box) $1.35 Egg Plant Zucchini Squash Spring Radishes Green Onions Bohnert's Rhubarb Oreen Peppers EASTER Vegetables Vegetables to be good must be fresh. The fresh est are always cheapest Look 'em over. New Potatoes Green Peas Green Beans Avocadoes Mint Tomatoes Purple Cabbage Italian Broccoli Celery Yes everything the Market affords and fresh. Schillings Vege table colors, ounce bottle .... I T'C A pure veeetable color for Easter. Schilling? Baking Powder 12 oz. can A pure cream of tartar baking ponder. Del Monte Kadota Figs No. 1 tall can In rich syrup a delicious breakfast fruit. Del Monte Fruit Cocktail No. 1 tall can Equal portions carefully prepared. Underwood's Deviled Ham medium can Makes a fine breakfast omelette. Excellent for sandwiches. Van Camp's Pork and Beans O r 22a oz. can 3 for AjQ, A lot of sood food for 25c. Party Brand Salted Wafers or Graham Crackers, 2 lb. box . . . 14. 23c 15c 14c IUC A very Rood value. Lindsay Ripe Olives No. 1 tall can Medium size fine flavor. Steel Wool carton of 16 pads Cleans that aluminum ware in a Jiffy. Z-Mor-U Coffee lb. 23; 2 lbs. . 17c , 1 0c . 10c .45c E.iter noveltle frr. FLOUR White Rose Maple Leaf Drifted Snow 49 lb. $ 1 29 491b. $19 244 pound 7C You always save on flour at your Groceteria. 79c Super Meat Market Quality Controlled Meats -SassW it. stz, . , ..',- m FREE Chocolate Easter Rabbits Bring the children with you we have a 2-inch Choc olate Easter Rabbit for each child with parent If you don't bring the kids ask for your rabbit when buying meat. EASTER HAMS PART OR WHOLE Swift's Premium Skinned Ham rr pound . . . Zi ( Armour's Star Skinned Ham , pound Kingan's Reliable Skinned Ham pound Hormel's Dairy Skinned Ham pound Nebergal's Regular Ham pound (Small family ham s to id lb. avjr,.) Fully Cooked Swift's Premium Ham O Q pound JyC Avoid skin and fat waste by buying light weight skin ned Hams. No center slices taken off cut hams we prefer to divide a ham while you wait. Hams partially sliced or bone removed if requested no extra charge. 28c 28c 27c 25c EASTER LAMBS From the Frank Bybee flock. Early 1938 Spring Lambs, milk fed. We have a few 1937 lambs not quite so tender but lower in price. Rolled Prime Steer Beef Roast lb ; Standing Rib Steer Beef Roast lb. Steer Rump Roast lb Steer Beef Pot Roast lb. ..V Bockwurst (Easter Sausaeel lb Hormel's Sliced Minnesota Bacon lb (Note the finer smoky flavor) 25c 23c 20c 15c 29c 39c SPRING FRYERS Two for 69c Broiler size average IH lb. All can afford a real mess of fried chicken. Home Of "Groceteria Goodness" 6th at Central 6th at Grape Swings Without Self Dental A'T'PQ Rr T 7"TT A R rV'Ph $100Ordtr,WhyslloParound,DoallofyourShop 1 OC L I UirlLJ wjS'tS Pm and SAVE In your Groceterias
