Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 13, 1940, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFOKD MATT,, THTBTTXE, MEDFOHP, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1940. ASSIGNMENTS FOR 24 MEN, 8 GIRLS OPENEDEWN. Y. A. New Part-Time Work Pro gram Approved Register at Employment Office The Home of "GROCETERIA GOODNESS" ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING E . Because of the national de fense procram there is an urgent demand for instructors in the air corps technical school of the war department, the U. S. civil service commission said today in announcing a number of ex aminations. The examinations announced were: ' Instructor, air corps technical school, $3,800 a year; associate instructor. $3100 a year; assist ant instructor. $2600 a year: and junior instructor, $2000 a year. Other examinations were an nounced for the following posi tions: Senior and Junior stenograph er and senior and junior typist, for men only, to fill vacancies in the field service in OrcRon. Idaho, Montana and Washing ton. Personnel technician. In vari ous grades with salaries ranging from $4(100 a year to $2000 a year. Helper, electrician and helper, core drill operator, bureau of rerlamation. Coulee dam. Wash Complete information about these and other pending examin ations may be procured at Med ford postoffice from Stanley G Sherwood, acting secretary of the local board of civil service examiners. Scan Remain. Boston. (U P Massacluettes still is repairing the damage suffered in the September, 1938. hurricane that swept through New Fimland. State Conserva lion Commissioner Raymond J Kenncy reports that during the past spring, 2.225.000 pine .ind spruce trees were plante I to replace those overturned in tate forests and parks. Closing time for Too Ll to Clas try AJi la I so p m. ,11 li-MMIIIIM l fit. k It si. I li.ulrs I I in ter. lilriM-lnr rorrrftn lttHl riruf hlnt. nlri H.mns nf the lallh XIKt -I MH 5. IK) Assignments are available for 24 young men and eight young women, age 17 to 24 inclusive, on newly approved projects of the National Youth Administra tion t Medford. it was an nounced by Earl I. Flee. NVA area director, today. These as signments offer part-time work experience for eligible young men and woman in clerical and stenographic work and in shop work, sheet metal work, weld- j ing, carpentry, cabinet making, drafting and surveying for . young men. Mechanical and clerical apti tude tests are given to appli cants as a basis of selection for ossignment. Exclusive of compensated hours, all appli cants are required to engage in regular classes of training re lated to project work. By per iodic aptitude tests applicants must show constant improve ment in associated occupational skills. Should Register Unmarried persons, age 17 to 24 inclusive, who are in need of employment, w o r k-exper-ience or training, are eligible to register, provided they are United States citizens. Prelim inary steps of NYA registration can be completed at the Oregon state employment office in the Holland Hotel building, after, which the applicant will be re-, ferred to the NYA area office in the Jackson county court house, for aptitude test appoint ments. Rural youths can make preliminary application by mail, directed to the NYA area of fice. Full Tim Available Full-time assignmnts to NYA resident projects are available to youths who are interested in a more intensified work-training program away from home, under supervised living condi tions, where the worker earns enough to provide subsistence, medical care, and tuition, with a reasonable amount for per sonal expenditures. Young men who desire to at tend the Eugene Vocational school and who are interested in cooking, commercial design ing, auto mechanics, aviation mechanics, radio or other tech nical courses should make ap plication now for fall term assignment. SCHOOL DAYS Are Here the children Again off to school YES, the children are off to school again ta insure aood arades. it's essential they have a good wholesome breakfast. Home Purity Breads make the finest toast and healthful too. (they're made of pure home-like Ingredients without the use of commercial substitutes). And top the breakfast off just right by serving any one of the taste-appealing sweet rolls always found at your Groceterias. Bear Claw 3 for 10c (Well Fruited) Elephant Ears ...... .2 for 15c Cherry Buns 6 for 15c HOME PURITY CAKES Chocolate Nut Fudge Chocolate layers, choc, icing. Golden Orange Cherry Silver Cake Large Variety Angel Cakes Whole Cake 49c Y2 Cake 25c Keep the children happy don't disappoint them with aa empty cooky jar. Home Purity Cookies, 2 doz. 25c Home Purity BREAD 1 6 oz. loaf 2 for 1 5c Choice of White. Graham. Sesame or Covered Wagon Vegetable Department Potatoes, Klamath 2's, 50 lb. bag 35? Celery Hearts 2 bunches 19? Cauliflower head 8? Banana Squash lb. 3? Cranberries pound 20? Italian Broccoli .' 2 lbs. 15? Brussel Sprouts pound 10? Fountain Refreshments JUMBO HAMBURGER (Made from Ground Steer Beef) SANDWICH Oc WITH POTATO ChlPS Magnus Root Beer. .. .stein 5c Banana Split 10c PureCllflSv Cane jj" f) 25 lb. bag $1.25 Honey Dew Sugar, 25 lb. bag $1.19 Big Complete 1940 22,000 Word WEBSTER DICTIONARY 32 Pages Full Color Maps 10? hM. h. fM H mart cm ram twill to. FOLGCR'S COFFEE lb 22c lbs 43c Lmie jniir oiAn at rlihi-r nuirrtrrla lomnrrow Groceteria Savings Are Double Savings SAVING money on foods affords the greatest means of laying something aside for a rainy day. Being one of the major expenditures and a daily one, a few cents here and there mean a lot. While saving, however, there is the possibility of waste that will more than wipe out the saving. The first of these is left-overs. The cans may be too large for your family. The food may not have the taste appeal. Getting the right amount of good food at the right price is the secret of sensible economy. That accounts for Gold Bar Fosds tremendous sales greater by far than ever obtained by any food brought to southern Oregon nearly a quarter mil lion cans since last September. READ WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS' SAY, I like Gold Bar Foods because the are economical and dependable. I find after figuring the cost of raw materia It, labor, canning iupplle and fuel 1 save very little by doing my own ran n Ing belue the chance I take or luting some by polling. Gold Bar gles me an unlimited variety from which to rhoow another Important Item In preparing meal. I am alto aure of finding the content of every ran or bottle Junt as repre sented on the label to I neter have to apologize to my family or friends when I serve Gold Bar Foods. Yours truly, Mrs. W. H. Doud Mi Austin S(rrt, Mrtlford. Orrgon. The rrason I trim Gold Bar it flrrt tvas because the Groceteria advertised thrill to highly. I have .hopped there ftliu-e kb .larted hoiiM-keepliig about 17 yeara ago, and have found they know their buslnrss. The peaa are garden fresh and ao delirious and the corn la even belter than that mother fanned and that ss good! The aaurkraut Isn't ao salty you rant eat It and the pearhea are perfection. In oilier word It'a so satisfying to my family and porkctboolc I never k any other brand. Mrs. C. C. Parsons 119 Washington street. Medford, Oregon. I like Gold Bar Canned Good, because they have a flavor all their own. The frulta are aweetened Just right, and ripened to the correct itage before tunning. Just looking at them, the cost of the Gold Bar Foods are very reasonable and thus helps the family budget. By laying In a supply or freshly canned Gold nar fruits and vegetables for the winter, the suvlngs are surpris ingly great. And then we like them heller because they are sold by the Groceteria and by bin Ing them we keep our Friendship Circle on the air. Try them once and you won't especlally care for other ailvrrtlsed brands. Mrs. Winifred Mason Hot 97, Talent, Oregon. I have lived on the farm most of my life, and so have always been arcus. toiued to garden-fresh vegetublrs and friills. Gold Bar Foods preserve this fresh goodness and delicate flavor, which Is so often lost during the canning process. I find. too. such a tempting variety of Gold Bar Products from which to choose, nnd at SICH MOhLKAlE PRUTS, that I ran now balance my menus, at the same time I balance my budget. Mrs. Herbert O. Thomas Route 4. Box 14. Medford, Oregon. ! like Gold Bur Canned Foods because they are so wholesome, flavorful, nour ishing, healthful, uniform In quality and economical. Gold Bar Brand Foods retain more of their original fresh flavor than other brands I have used. I find I set a better table quicker and cheaper when using Gold Bar Products. Everyone, from young to old seems to enjoy them Immensely, and I am happy because 1 feel 1 am serving the best foods aa economical as possible. Yours truly, Mrs. David Bradley Talent, Orrgon. Nowhere In Southern Orrgon can Gold Bar Foods be duplicated. The frulta and vegetables I buy under this label are of the finest quality and each can I open contains n delicious food that I am proud to serve. As Gold Bar Foods maintain a true standard of quality at a fair price. It Is no longer necessary to can by home methods. By their purchase I SAVB LABOR. TIMK. and MONEY. These facts support my Gold Bar preference. Sincerely Mrs. Delmar Smith Route 1, Central Point, Oregon, Take Advantage of the BUDGET SALE Budget buyers get the same low prices as cash buyers Pay a little now and a little each pay day When the new pack arrives in mid Uctober your pantry will be full. Your Savings Are Always Greater at Your Groceterias Super Meat Market The Kind of Meat You like to Eat GROUND MEATS IN SOME maal markets ground meats are used s medium of disposing of otherwise un saleable parti of in beef or pork carcass In taceni issue of McCalls. tha adilor of ihalr meat planning dept., warns against buying ham. burger advertised at bargain prices. We're kind of finicky here at your Groceterias. Only good cuts of Steer Beef ever go into our ground beef. Our pork sausage is 100 pork no cheaper meats or cereal added to make a low price. You can buy any of our ground meats with confi dence you have our word that they are as rep tesented. Tomorrow a Meat Loaf for Dinner You can serve a family of three or four for only 25c. 1 lb 4 All for Ground Steer Beef) Pure Pork i Sausage V 1 Can Del Rogue Hot i Sauce J Mix meat with 1 egg. 1 slice dry bread fsoaked In milk) season to taste with salt, pepper, and onions. Torin Into loaf. Add ran of hot sauce a few minutes before taking from oven. . 25 100o Pure Pork 1 n Sausage lb. I C Mild or Full Seasoned Little Pig Links of Pure O O Pork Sausage lb. 30, Smoked Farm Style f Sausage lb. jC Leg of Pork (l2 or 1 7i whole) lb. I 2C Steer Beef Sirloin Q Steaks Ib. Z"C Steer Beef Rib Steaks lb. Steer Beef Chuck Roast 1 C (blade cut) lb. 3C Morrell's Sliced O- Bacon lb. 3C Swift Premium Bacon On (by the piece, lb. LjZ Ready to Serve Lunch r r Meats (assorted) lb. For SUNDAY DINNER Hen for stewing (Average weight 3'i lbs.) 1 pkg. Real Egg Noodles. Both 55c IN THE SUPER FOOD MARKETS Kraft Velveeta Cheese 2 lb. brick 42c (Or Pimento Velveeta) Del Rogue Tomato Juice, No. 1 can 5C Original .Shredded Wheat 3 pkgs. 25c Philadelphia Cream Cheese 2 for 15c Fluff o Shortening 4 lb. carton 37c (Pure Vegetable) Eisquick large package 24c Gold Bar Pineapple Juice 46 oz. can 1 9c (New Low Prices) Societe Chocolate Emerald Mints Ib. 29c (At the Candy Counter) Trixie Dog Food 6 for 25c Crystal White Soap Chips, giant 5 lb. pkg. 23c Economy Raisins 4 lb. pkg. gc Tendersweet Golden Corn, 303 can, 4 for 29c Ilershey Baking Chocolate, -lb. pkg 10t McKenzie Green Beans, No. 2 can 3 for 23t Portrait Shad, No. 1 tall can 10 Gold Bar Fancy Shredded Tuna, No. Y2 car 2 for 25$ Gold Bar Pineapple Chunklets, No. 211 tall can . Gold Bar Fancy Early Garden Peas, No. 303 can Wesson Oil, qt. can Nubora Soap Fowder, giant pkg ' 49t Sunshine Krispy Crackers 2 lb. pkg. 25 Sperry Pancake Flour 4 lb, bag 22t? Flavor Loaf Flour, 241 j lb. bag 79? 49 lb. bag $1.39 No. 10 bag 39 9 .2 for 23? 37? Every Sack Guaranteed REAL'S fT BARGAIN Pf -? COOKS M7A 7WE SET JUST WHAT TV If msQ (Case of 24 cam $1.63) 28 oz. pkg. 19c Ask About Lower Prices on bbl lots. Drifted Snow Flour 49 lb. bag $1.49 Viking Flour (hdwht.) 49 lbs. $1.19 Bouquet Flour, 49 lb. bag Lux Toilet Soap bar Lifebuoy Soap bar R'no Ige. pkg. Lux Flakes lge. pkg. 20? Spry Shortening 3 lb. tin 43c .OS? 5? 5? IT? GATES & LYDIARD Dial: East Side 227S West Side 2286 Delivery ot SI 00 Orders 6lh at Central: (th at Crape Savings Without Sell Denial If Your Purchase Exceed $1.00 Our Delivery Will Take It To Your Door. I n m Ml II klllrt . N iIImii whit o o 9 p t I jaflll t'tittrsrn.