MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1939.
PAHfi TWO
Tuesday It 'Sunday1
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FRUIT
JUICE USE
BYRD SNOW CRUISER
SUFFERS NEW MISHAP
Pavilion, N. Y., Nov. 9. VP)
The hapless Byrd expedition
snow cruiser broke down again
today near this Genesee county
that left Chicago October 26 for
Boston, said the damage to the
OREGON PENSION FORCES
WILL CONTINUE EFFORTS
Portland, Nov. 9. IP) Rob
ert A. Freeman, director of the
Oregon national pension plan,
said today there was no Indica
tion that campaigners for a
"ham and eggs" plan in this
state would cease their efforts
because of defeats of pensions
plans in California and Ohio.
decided that each Tuesday shall
be a day of rest.
Petrified wood Is used In the
construction of many Texas
homes.
Balboa Island, Calif. UP)
Business has to go on as usual
on Sunday In this resort town,
mecca of weekend visitors. Now,
after many years of working a
cunuiiumiy ma lacca ivuvu
of 24 to 48 hours for repairs.
Alexander Schrelber, public
relations counsel for the Armour
Institute, builder of the machine
7S,000-pound roadhog'i right
front wheel was "not nearly so
great" as at first believed.
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IN UNITED STATES
GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS -ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING
Corvallls (Spl.) "America
drinks its fruit," according to a
recent national summary giving
figures on the Increase In the
consumption of commercially
xsnneH fruit tuices of all sorts.
"During the fiscal year 1937-38
the American people probably
drank 80 million gallons of can
ned fruit Juices, not Including
sizable quantities of sweet apple
cider and more than 80 million
gallons of canned tomato Juice,"
said the federal statement. These
figures have doubled several
times in the last decade.
The figures are for the com
mercial output of fruit Juices.
They do not include home can
ned products. Rural women
have always put up both sweet
apple cider and grape Juice from
fruit on the home place and are
scarcely represented In the
amounts sold through stores,
points out Lucy A. Case, exten
sion nutrition specialist at Ore
gon State college.
"Rural families have also been
keeping up with the latest trends
as far as their orchards, vine
yards and fruit bushes have per
mitted," said Miss Case. "While
science has aided the commer
cial canncr to capture the elu
sive flavor of the citrus fruits
grapefruit and orange Juice par
ticularly the homemaker has
satisfied her family with Juice
from raspberries, grapes, prunes,
cherries, strawberries or logan
berries, as well as the Juice of
tomatoes, so easy to grow and
easy to put into cans. They might
also tnke a leaf from the com
mercial canncr's book and put
up some of the nectars from apri
cots, peaches and pears.
"The great Increase in the use
of fruit Juices Is attributed to
two things: the general appre
ciation of the convenience and
dietary value of fruit Juices; and
the necessity of saving fruits
that cannot profitably be mar
keted fresh. Both of these rea
sons apply to the farm house
wife who is glad to find ways of
getting more fruit on the family
table, and ways of salvaging
lurplus fruits in the garden.
"The housewife also knows a
number of things that can be
done with bottled fruit Juices,
aside from using them In appe
tizers, punches and breakfast
fruit drinks. She can make them
Into pudding sauces, sherbets and
icps, cornstarch, tapioca and gel
atin desserts, and some even into
Jellies," Miss Case added.
For directions on bottling fruit
Juices at home, any home dem
onstration agent or the O.S.C.
office will supply the bulletin,
UK 748, "Bottling Fruit Juices."
The new low temperature meth
od which is described In this cir
cular gives a fresh, rich natural
flavor to these wholesome bever
ages. Spanish Tenor Will
Give SOCE Concert
Southern Oregon College of
Education, Ashland, Nov. 8.
(Spl) The Southern Oregon
College of Education has se
cured Julian Oliver, noted Span
ish tenor, for a concert to be
held at 11 a. m., November 15.
Mr. Oliver, once a matador
In the Spanish bull ring, will
present a well balanced pro
gram of botli Spanish and Eng
lish songs. He has sung in many
parts of the world, Including
Barccloiui, Madrid, Rome, Hoi
land, North Africa, and Central
and South America, and has had
wide opera experience.
The public is Invited, and no
admission will be charged.
FOUR U. S. SHIPS HELD
BY BRITISH CONTROL,
London, Nov. 9. (!P) Four 1
United States shirs were among j
76 neutral vessels held In the j
three British contraband control :
bases on November 7, the min
istry of economic warfare an
nounced today.
The ministry said that last
week the contraband committee
"considered the cases" of 214
ships, including 11 owned in the
United States. During that per
iod four cargoes were seized,
102 released, and part of cargoes
of 33 ships were seized.
SALT LAKEMA7oRALTY
ELECTION HORSE RACE
Salt Lake City, Nov. 9. In
complete unofficial returns
from Salt Lake City's mayoralty
election gave Ab Jenkins race
car driver and traffic safety ex
pert, a 12-vote lead today over
businessman Herbert A. Snow
The unofficial vote:
Jenkins, 21.121; Snow, 21.100
The candidates declined to ac
cent the returns as final. The
official canvass will be made
Monday.
BETTY CROCKER
CAKES
For Saturday
Oriental Spice
(3 Layer)
Golden Cream
(i Layer)
Wellsley Fudge
(3 Layer)
Assorted Angel Cakes
Cake
25c
Marble Cake Loaf each 25c
Choice
49c
Banquet Rolls doz. 10c
Cinnamon Snails 6 for 10c
Butter Horns 3 for 10c
Home Purity Cookies . 2 doz. 25c
HOME
PURITY
BREAD
LB. LOAF
8c
1 lb. Loaf 1 2c
Order Your Pie
For Thanksgiving
Deep 9-in. Pumpkin or Mince Pie
Gold Bar Pumpkin
Home Purity Mince Meat
You know the goodness ol Cold Bar Pumpkin
and you know iha suprem flavor of Home
Purity Mine Maat.
Pumpkin Pie 35c
Mince Pie 40c
Order now for Thanksgiving. Pies ready for
delivery tha day before Thanksgiving.
TURKEY DINNER
Served Friday From
11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
at Both Markets
Nasi Ship Captured
London, Nov. 9. (AP) The
7.803-tou German freighter
Uhenfels has been captured and
taken to Freetown, Sk-rrn Leone
British colony on the west const
of. Africa, it was disclused today.
4 H CLUB PIC SOCIAL Elk
Craak School House. Tuesday
Eve., Nor. 14. Free Moving
Pictures. 7:30.
Both Groceterias
CLOSED
ALL DAY
SATURDAY Nov. 1 1 th
Do Your Saturday
Shopping Tomorrow!
DAY
NOW. If aver In this year 1939, Americans
should pause In their daily activities to join
with the American Legion In observance of
Armistice Day a day set aslda to commemorate
tha blessings of peace. ,
The American Legion is dedicated to the
perpetuation of peace. What a great blessing,
Indeed, to have this great host of men who know
so well the folly of war, place their might behind
a program, that while insuring peace to America,
will perpetuate for the generations to come
Frea America against the foreign isms that have
set up tyrannical rule in so many lands.
Wa recently had the privilege of hearing the
Oregon state commander of the Legion outline
the national program of this great body of men.
It is our hope that all will soon have that priv
ilege, for to know it is to fully endorse it.
Let us, when joining with the Legion in their
commemoration of peace, dedicate ourselves to
whole-hearted support in their effort to perpetu
ate free America,
SAVINGS in the GROCETERIAS
Foods Are Freshest Where Sold Fastest
Gold Bar Vegetables for Salad No. 1 tall can 2 for 25c
Gold Bar Early Garden Peas No. 2 can 13c
Gold Bar Apricots No. 1 tall can 2 for 23c
Gold Bar Peaches No. 1 tall can 10c
Gold Bar Pineapple (sliced or chunklets) .No. 2 can 18c
Gold Bar De Luxe Plums No. 2 can 15c
Gold Bar Pumpkin No. 2 can lz No. 2 can 10c
Campbell's Soups 3 cans 25c
(Except Chicken and Mushroom)
Underwood's Mongole Soup 1 lb. can 2 for 25c
Ovaltine small 33c large 59c
Brookfield Pimento or Swiss Cheese 2 lb. box 59c
Brookfield American or Vintage Cheese 2 lb. box 53c
Candied Citron (fancy quality) lb. 14c
Maraschino Cherries pint 35c
Candied Cherries. , lb. 17c
American grown Currants 15 oz. pkg. 10c
Imported Currants 11 oz. pkg. 15c
Palm Olive Soap 3 bars 17c
Super Suds . 15c
Concentrated Super Suds , 19c
Crystal White Soap 5 bars 15c
Crystal Coco Castile Soap 3 bars 13c
Peets Granulated Soap . . , . pkg. 25c
Angela Mia Salad Oil gallon can 98c
Rio Del Mar Sardines small can 5c No. 1 tall can 10c
Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce No. 1 can 13c
Woods Lima Beans with Ham No. 1 tall can 2 for 25c
Woods Lima Beans, Ham flav. No. 1 tall can 3 for 25c
Del Haven Fruit Cocktail No. 1 tall can 10c
ROYAL NEIGHBOR BENEFIT
DANCE Friday, Nov. 10. Jack
sonvllle U. S. Hall. Good Music.
Good Time.
ARMISTICE DANCE Applegale
Community Hall, Saturday Night
Floor Show. Supper, sponsored
by Applegale Extension Unit.
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Celebrate Armistice Day in Medford!
Super Meat Markets
Quality Controlled Meats
To Be
Sure of
The Size
TURKEY
YOU WANT
Order Now!
TURKEYS are low in price and there should
be a lot of them eaten this Thanksgiving.
Small turkeys will be scarce and we may not be
able to get enough, but wa will try to furnish
the exact sice you want if you will give us your
order in time.
Orders may be left at either market.
if
Quality controlled Chuck 1 r
Roast of Beef, lb I J
Quality controlled Swiss r r
Steak, lb JLj
(Quality controlled Bone- rr
less Beef Cubes, lb ZU
Quality controlled Prime O r
Rib Roast, lb ZjC
Hormel's Rindless Bacon
lb
Rind off ready for slicing. No waste. A fancy
breafast bacon. Any site piece (by the piece only)
25.
Hormel's Sliced Fancy
Breakfast Bacon, lb Z 7
Assorted ready-to-serve Of"
Cooked Meats, lb ZD
Hormel's Thurinjyer OA
ib. : zvc
Most popular of all luncheon sausages
Real Farm Style All Pork 1 Q
Sausage, lb I OC
Little pig Breakfast Links O C
lb lOi
Smoked Farm Style Sau- O n
sage, lb . Z (
Prize Hereford
STEERS
Three very fine prise Hereford Steers from
the Charley Bros., Browniboro herd were
bought at the Hereford Auction. They will
go on sale just before Thanksgiving.
Fruits and Vegetables
Texas Pink Grapefruit
70's 3 for 20c
Arizona Grapefruit
80' 4 for 15c
Fancy Newtown Apples box 69c
U. S. No. 1 Sweet Spanish
Onions 50 lbs. 43c
M ml ford Post IS hit ft ftpltmlld
program for thli first holiday:
Pa rude. Vaudeville it the Le
gion Dugout, root ball (lame,
btf Armlvtlce Day Pall. Be sure
to relrhrate with the Lealon
nalm In Mrdfurd NEXT SAT-I'KDAY!
GATES & LYDIARD
Delivery of $1.00 Orders.
Phone: East Side 752. West Side 428.
6th at Central; 6th at Qrapa.
Savings Without 8elf.DenlaI.
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - TWO FREE PARKING LOTS - Opposite West Side Market - Next to East Side Market
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