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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRTDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1939.
GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS -ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING
OF
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Select Audience Sees Mod
ern Weapons in Action al
Aberdeen Proving Ground
War Planes Stage Shov;
By Rottrrt Brushkln
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUNDS,
Md., Oct. 13. (AP) The nation's ex
panding army tuned up eamplei from
Its elB5.000.000 bag of new guns,
tanks and munitions in semt-publlc
today the first exhibition here since
1939.
Th display of Uncle Sam's re
juvenated "muscles," held Just a
the first of the rearmament weapon,
rolled, from assembly lines, was to
the army ordnance association whot
4000 attending members are tech
nicians and private munitions manu
facturers. A 20-ton Juggernaut, armed, wltb 1
cannon and four machine guns,
headed a fleet of tanks hauled out
for a slamming ride at full speed
over a pitted course. A squadron of
planea loaded SO 100-pound bombs
for an aerial display.
Wide Range In Guns
Weapons ranged from a 16-lnch
seacoast behemoth and other calibers
down to the new Garand semi-automatic
rifle.
The audience was tightly limited
to those holding Invitations. All
others were barred by guards who
unceasingly patrol the fenced 20,000'
acre reservation, the army's only
proving grounds, where all the new
weapons were planned by army ord
nance officers after long study of
those in use by foreign armies.
Busy shipping lanes in Chesapeake
bay were patrolled early and maritime
activities banned from the area that
was the objective of the 3,100-pound
projectile from the 600-ton seacoaat
gun located 30 miles away.
Target Two Miles Up
Coast artillerymen took over the
firing of the three-inch anti-aircraft
guns, aimed by electrically operated
equipment. The battery's objective
was a point about two miles up.
Its target a cloth sleeve towed, by
a pi an .An order for 300 such guns,
said by ordnance experts to be cap
able of hurling 20 to 30 twelve and
half pound shells well over five mllc;
straight up, Is nearlng completion.
Also on demonstration was tin
machine-gun like .37 millimeter antl- '
aircraft gun. capable of shooting 120
to 130 explosive shells a minute, each
weighing one and a half pounds, M
low flying attackers. Several hundred
have been ordered to replace the .60
caliber machine guns now In use.
BETTY CROCKER
CAKES
Black and White three chocolate layers with
marshmallow, topped with Hershey chocolate
Corsican White Layer three white layen with
butter cream icing
Angel Food in wide variety
Whole Cake 49c
Half Cake 25c
Marble Loaf Cake 25c
A fine white and chocolate marble loaf
generous in itze, weight 1 lb.
For A Good Breakfast
Maple Nut Horseshoes, 6 for 15c
Jelly Raisin Twists. . . .6 for 15c
Danish Butter Horns . .3 for 10c
Bear Claws (medium size)
6 for 15c
Kedure Relief
WINNIPEG, Man. (UP) Manito
ba's forestry training camp for elnglc
men on relief will soon be deserted
If the army continues to call for
volunteers, a statement Issued 'by
Arthur MacNamara. provincial relief
officer, indicates. About ISO of the
800 young men at Sandllands camps
have offered, themselves for service.
WICHITA, Kas. (UP) At its state
convention here, the American Legion
adopted a resolution calling for the
establishment of a national training
school for statesmen.
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. (UP) F. L
flabbato owns a piece of mono)
which was issued in 1825 In Connec
ticut to Jerry Church, founder of
Lock Haven.
6S
DIFFERENCE
a cup of
wonderful
COFFEE
makes! .
of course,
it's
GOLDEN
WEST!
If you like Crushed Wheat Bread, eat some
from your Home Purity Bakery. Generous
supply tomorrow.
What Foods
These Morsels Be
Yet Cost So Little
Gold Bar Canned Foodn
Z-Mor-U Coffee
Gold Bar Coffee
Home Purity Mayonnaise
Home Purity Bread
Home Purity Cakes
Home Purity Mincemeat
Home Purity Cookies
Home Purity Ioe Cream
Home Cooked Lunches
Quality Controlled Meats
Real Farm Style All-Pork Sausage
Minnesota Breakfast Baoon
Groceteria Ham and Veal for Loaf
Hopkins Institute Entire Whent Bread
SOLD ONLY AT YOUR GROCETERIAS
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OVER 1000 CASES
More Than 27, 000 CANS of
GOLD BAR CANNED FOODS
Now In Southern Oregon Homes!
UR Gold Bar Sale is over and what a sale it
was I
You gave Gold Bar a reception beyond our
fondest hopes. Your comment as to its good
ness is just what we expected.
You have found Gold Bar to be good food. We
knew you would. In fact, we don't believe you can
find better foods anywhere.
Best of all, Gold Bar isn't beyond the reach of
any purse. The price is low for several reasons, and
good ones, too.
First: We buy in car lots giving us lower first
cost and lower freight.
Second: You save cost that adds no value.
Manufacturers create value middlemen add cost.
Ours is the only stop between the cannery and you.
Third: Greater volume of faster turnover enables us to add further sav
ings to those listed above.
Now you know why Gold Bar is so good, yet costs so little.
Yet with all of these money-saving short cuts your greatest economy is in
the food goodness of Gold Bar.
SAVINGS in the GROCETERIAS
Foods Are Freshest Where Sold Fastest
Diamond A Diced Beets, No. 2 can 3 for 25c
. Blue Plate Shrimp, fancy wet pack 2 cans 25c
Stay Crisp Salted Wafers 2-lb. pkg. 19c
Stay Crisp Graham Crackers 2-lb. pkg. 23c
Del Rogue Pears No. 2 can 17c
Siskiyou Pears No. 2 can 15c
Gold Bar Pure Fruit Preserves, 9J-oz. can 3 for 25c
Z-Mor-U Coffee jj, 23c 2 lbs 45c
Save your Silverware Coupons for Christma... Four srlnd-rerrolntor.' Pot! Drip or sllej. '
SMALL CANS of GOLD BAR
Fruits and Vegetables F
For the individual or small family or for
service where Individual tastes vary.
SI
8-0z Cans
APRICOTS
PEACHES
PINEAPPLE
FRUIT COCKTAIL
FRUITS FOR SALADS
LOGANBERRIES
RED RASPBERRIES
BLACKBERRIES
KAD0TA FIGS
GRAPES
PLUMS
PRUNES
10-Oi Cans-'
ASPARAGUS TIPS
TINY GREEN LIMA BEANS
GOLDEN BANTAM CORN
EARLY GARDEN PEAS
TINY PEAS
SILVER BAR (4-sieve) PEAS
SALAD VEGETABLES (8 oa.)
SPINACH
TOMATO JUICE (8-oj.)
If it is Gold Bar you may
be sure it is good.
49c
can 73c
15c
10c
Gold Bar Coffee lb. 25c 2 lbs.
A slightly higher roat, living lull flavor without nrwlti Jtrength. Ri-fi'ilnr or Drip grind.
Golden West Coffee 3.1
A low price on this old favorite. Regular or nrlp grind.
Hormel's Dinty Moore 1-lb. can 15c
Q ' Href Stew or Spaghetti and .Meat Halls.
Hormel's Soups No. 303 cans
(i-ea, legeMDle Beef or Vegetable.)
Hormel's Pickled Pigs Feet pt. 22c; qt. 33c
Hormel's Chili Con Carne. . .No. 1 can 15c
Swift's Premium Corned Beef, No. 1 can 17c
Solar Brand Broken Slice Pineaprve,
No. 2 can 2 for 25c
Geld Bar Table Mustard, 6-oz. . .2 for 15c
Cholee of light or dark.
G;nger Snaps 5 doz. 15c
Lifebuoy Soap . .3 bars 17c
Lux Toilet Soap 3 bars 17c
Lux Flakes . . large pkg. 21c
Rinso giant pkg. 55c
Sunshine Chocolates or Gum Drops
2 lbs. 23c
Nation's Garden Green Beans, No. 303 can
2 for 15c
Nation's Garden Peas, No. 303 can
2 for 15c
Gold Bar Pineapple Vinegar. . . . pint 13c
Van Camp's Tomato Soup, 1 -lb. 6-oz. cn
2 for 19c
GATES & LYDIARD
Super Meat Markets
Quality Controlled Meats
TIME FOR
ROAST MEATS
A LONG with the hankering for good old
" fashioned Sausage Breakfasts, cooler
weather suggests tender roasts with tempting
brown gravy.
Tomorrow we feature Quality Controlled
Roasts of your favorite meats. You will find
them as superior as is our real Farm Style
Sausage of which you bought several hundred
pounds last Saturday. Besides the roasts we
will of course have plenty of that good Sausage
for your Sunday breakfast.
Two marvelous Sunday meals Farm Style
Sausage for breakfast, Quality Controlled
Roast for dinner.
Quality Controlled Roasts
CHUCK ROAST OF BEEF
SHOULDER OF PORK
SHOULDER OF VEAL
Ch oice Pound 1 5 c
Home Purity
Mincemeat pint
Hormel's Dairy Ham,
part or whole ham . . lb.
(Tender and mild)
Swiss Steak of Quality
Controlled Beef . . .lb.
Short Ribs of Quality
Controlled Beef ... lb.
Metwurst,
lb
Rath's Spiced
Ham 12-oz. can
Farm Style
Sausage lb.
(Mild or full snge seasoning)
Little Pig Breakfast
Links lb.
Farm Style Sausage
smoked in cloth
sacks lb.
19c
29c
25c
12k
25c
25c
18c
25c
27c
Here Is A TREAT
Hormel's Minnesota Bacon rind off, no
waste, any size piece
Pound 25c
Fruits and Vegetables
19c
Bananas,
4 lbs. .
KLAMATH POTATOES
U. S. No. 1
25 lbs 39c
50 lbs .75c
Dolivery of $1.00 Orders.
Phone: East Side 752. West Side 428.
Oth at Central; 6th at Orape.
Savings Without Self-DeniaL
R0XY ANNE GRANGE CHICKEN PIE
SUPPER
Tonight at Grange Hall on Spring Street.
Service at 6 o'clock.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - TWO FREE PARKING LOTS - Opposite West Side Market - Nat
LOWER APPLEGATE COMMUNITY
HARD TIMES DANCE
Saturday Night, October 14
Admission 40c lOo
to East Side Market