PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1941.
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"GROCETERIA GOODNESS" ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING"
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' Prospect, May 23. (Spl)
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James
Heston Grieve, at Community
hospital, Saturday, a son weigh
ing 8 pounds. He has been
named Kern Elliott. This Is
their third child and second son.
Ha Is also the grandson of Mrs.
Mary E. Grieve, owner of
Grleve's resort.
' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clem
ens are having the Interior of
their house, In the Jantzer Vil
lage, remodeled. Earl Webber is
doing the work.
, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jantzer
and son Johnny, spent the week
end with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Jantzer, at
Azalea.
' Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson
and son Leroy, of Medford, vis
ited Mr. Johnson's uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dun
agan, Sunday.
' Sunday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Horn
were Miss Bee Castor, Marshall
Castor, and George Hathaway,
of Reese Creek.
: Dr. LaVine, of Los Angeles,
pave an interesting talk at the
Union Sunday school, Sun
day, and will speak again next
Sunday, May 23. ne is actum
panied by Mrs. LaVine.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sher
man and son Ronnie, Mrs. Earl
Webber, and Miss Eunice Web
ber, visited relatives at Grants
Fass Saturday.
Henry Lacy, of Medford, de
livered the morning and eve
ning sermon at the Nazarane
church, Sunday, in the absence
of Rev. Dole, who, together
with Mrs. Dole, spent Sunday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Abner
Reames of Grants Pass.
John Fairchild returned here
Saturday after a few days in
Roseburg on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McKll
Jop and daughter Sue came over
from Klamath Falls, Sunday,
and are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Conger.' Mr. McKillop left for
Lake Creek Monday to work in
the timber.
Howard Arant returned from
Community hospital in Med
ford Sunday and Is conval
escing at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey
Arant, from an axo wound in
his left hand.
Guests over Sunday at the
Webber and Sherman homes
Were Mrs, Harry Jagger and
don Lawrence, of Medford, and
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Arnett and
son of Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bean and
r.on Darwin and Mrs. Nelson
Nye visited relatives here over
the week-end. They are from
Ashland.
Talent, May 23 (Spl) High
school gave a farewell party in
the gym Tuesday night for Miss
Edith Clark and Miss Gene Lar
son, teachers who are leaving
this year. Miss Clark, who will
be married in June, will go to
Hawaii, and Miss Larson has a
teaching position In the Wlllam
mette valley.
Mrs. Al fiherard U 111 e,t the horns
of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Lewie.
Alva Smith and Mies Violet OrooM
wen Hurried Sunday by Re. W. A.
Dawes of Medford t the bom of
the bride In Ashland. After a wed
ding trip tbrnuRh Idaho and Wash
ington, they wlU mske their home
In Talent.
Baccalaureate senrlees for the sen
ior claaa will be held Sunday morn
ing at the M 8. church.
High school commencement will
be held In th gym Thursday eve
ning, May 39.
Community club met Wedneaday
at the city hall. Mrs. I. C. Williams
gave a rtiume of her trip through
Mexico, which waa very Interesting.
Sammy Hamilton and Jamea Tha
noa of Fort aeorga Wright of Spo
kane apent the week-end visiting-
their parents.
The grade school picnics will be
held Saturday at Jackson Hot Springe
and Llthla park.
Mra. Dora Smith has planted alx
acres of choice gladioli, some will be
In bloom by Decoration day, May SO.
Talent Orange met Thursday with
a large attendance of nearly ell
Oranges In the county. Live Oak
Qranga had charge of the program.
The ceremony of the traveling agate
waa carried out with a beautiful and"
impressive service. The agate was
presented to Master George Hartley,
who will present It to the master
of Lower Applegste Orange Friday,
May 33.
Mra. Lou Maxson, Mrs. Dora Ood
dard and Lilly Burnett made a
business trip to Ashlsnd Wednesday,
Lyle Tame, postmaster here for
nine years, haa resigned and will
move to his ranch on the Dead
Indian road. No appointment has yet
been made to fill the vacancy.
Griffin Creek
Nichols Branch
Griffin Greek, May 23. (Spl)
Griffin Creek extension unit
met Thursday with Oak Grove
.unit all day at the home of
Mrs. Edwards on the Gore
ranch. Fifty ladies were pres
ent. Luncheon was served in
the yard under the maple trees
at tables prettily decorated
with miniature May baskets and
May poles. Following luncheon
the group held their election of
officers followed by a discus
sion on intestinal hygiene by
Mrs. Jacqueline Jones. Next
meeting of Griffin creek unit
will be on flower arrangement
t the home of Mrs. C. E. Stur
gill. June 20. Each lady Is e.ked
to bring some flowers and a
container. Officers elected were
Mildred Isaacs, chairman: Lu
cille Miller, vice chairman;
Monte Muir, secretary and trens
tirer and Edith Yovovich, li
brarian. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dunlthsn and
eon from Redlandft, Calif., arrived
here Friday evening to spend the
summer. They arr nnw flatting with
Mr. Duntlhan'a sister, Mr. C. E
Sturalll and family.
Mr. and Mr. Loucta Robtnsrin from
the Illinois valley came up Tvieadsr
. evening and are guMte of Mrs. Rob
tnaon'a enter, Mrs. Jraale Mln?ar.
Louis Haines, who haa made his
, home with Mr. and Ms J. D. Brown
for the past vear, li leaving Sunday
for a visit at Albany with hi srand-
' parents, and from there be will go
-to southern California to Join bis
mother.
Nichols Branch, May 23.
(Spl.) Guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. V. R. Matthews were
Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas of
Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Waddcll and two sons of Reese
Creek, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tib
bitt and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Noble of Antelope, and
Nevah Holman.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley and
Mr. and Mrs. Bertland Stanley mo
tored May 14 to Ontario, Ore., to
attend the annual gathering of th
Oregon Cattle and Horse Raisers
association.
Shopping In Medford recently were
Mabel Ttbbltt and aon Dean, Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Matthews, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Holman.
Mr. and Mrs. Undaey Tlbbttt are
driving a new car. They called Sun
day on Mr. end Mra. Bill Holman
and Mr. and Mra. Lester Marshel of
Brownsboro.
Aloha and Bennla Boren were over
night gueste of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holman, aa Mr.
and Mra. Ben Boren were, moving to
Crania Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. w. R Hotmsn and
dsughter Mary spent Monday eve
ning with Mr. and Mrs. McCorkle.
Mr. and Mra Vern Matthews were
gueata of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hsmmel
Tuesday.
Foots Creek
Foots Creek, May 23 (Spl)
Sunday school gave Mother's
day program. Rev. Randall and
Mm. Rnndall were present and
gave a talk and Rang a duet,
which were enjoyed. After ierv
icon a basket dinner was ierved
to 20.
Mm. Pftultn Wat! of Medford wu
her rroently look in 3 fir hr prop
erty. She hu rented her place to
Mr. and Mrs Plain BUm. Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Johnston, who hava been
renting th place, ar niovlr to
Winter.
K. Hv?n returned last week from
Loa Atvelea where ho apent iotri
ttma with his mother, who had been
1U and parsed wiy April aa.
Mr. and Mrs, Hagen. w ho havs
bfen operating tha Plvtera Service
Station (or tha paat year, ara dispos
ing of their interest here and leaving
the last or the week tor Loa Angela
to make their home. Ms. Hsren's
sister. Miss Imoene Wall, plana to
remain here.
Ed Otielxlaff la confined to his
horns with a severe cold.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Pvi fountain were
business visitors tn Medford May 14
COFFEE I
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want full, rich, tailifVing
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GROCETERIA FOOD PRICES
12 Below National Average
(PRICES BY U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS)
CONTENTS
or THE
BASKET
S lbs. Round Static
i lbs. Bacon
1 qt Milk
I lb. Butter
1 lb. Lard
1 dos. Eggs
1 loaf Braad
1 pic. Potatoes
3 lbs. Cabbag
1 dos. Oranges
1 can Corn
1 can Pass
1 can Tomatoes
5 lbs. Sugar
1 lb. Coffea
National Average Cost
ol Baskat assort
ment at left........ ,
Crocatarla Cost of sama
at ragular everyday
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T the left it a list of food priced
in various part of the U. S. by
the Bureau of Labor statistic.
The grade and quality of the foods
listed are not given but those included
in the Groceteria Basket are of the
finest. Top quality steer beef, fine
mild cure breakfast bacon, grade A
milk and butter, Home Purity bread,
Gold Bar corn, Sunkist oranges, cane
sugar, and our finest coffee, Z-Mor-U.
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Government Figures Prove Our Oft-Repeated Claim That
The BEST COSTS LESS at Your GROCETERIAS
TRULY - IT PAYS IN MANY WAYS TO BUY AT THE GROCETERIAS
Home Purity Bakery
Bread & Cakes Like Mother Made
Ordar Cakes or
tha Dacoratlon
Day outing and
gat your favor
lta. Placa ordars
at aithar stora.
Home Purity
CAKES
For the Week -End
Ribbon Cake
Thraa layars, whlta, pink and chocolata.
Southern Nut Cake
Thraa layar chocolata with nuts and chocolata
nut icing.
Lemon Butter Cake
Thraa yallow layars with lsmon buttar Icing
and lilllng.
Angel Cakes
Flna assortment ot tha famous Batty Crocker
Angel Calces
Choice 49c - Half cake 25c
FOR BREAKFAST
California Coffee Cake Ring 19c
Selected by tha National Retail Bakers Assn.
as the finest of all coffee cakes.
Danish Butternut
Krinkles 3 for 10c
A delicious bit with fruit.
Butterhorns 3 for 10c
Justly famed as Oregon's finest Danish pastry
Home Purity Cookies
The finest afternoon pickup for the children,
tired from play. Encourages the afternoon nap
for tha little folks.
2 Dozen 25c
Short Cake Layers (two in
cellophane) 10c
CHOCOLATE CHIP
ICE CREAM
Home Purity Vanilla lea
Cream with tiny chips of
Hershey Bittersweet choco
late, qt.
Also Hawaiian Delight Almond Toffea
Strawberry Maplenut Chocolata
Vanilla
Chocolate Chip Sundae
Chocolate Chip Ice Cream with
Marshmallow -
25c m$
Super Meat Markets
Tha Kind of Meat You Llka to Eat.
"TENDERETTES"
FINER EATING FOR LESS
AT praTalling meat prices you should take ad
Tantaga of the greater alue of "Tender
ettes". Why pay for fancy steaks when tha mora
economical cuts ara made tender and delicious
by Tenderetting.
Gat soma tomorrow at our introductory price
We suggest the Steer-o-Pork Tenderatta two
steaks one of beef, one of pork are blended by
Tenderetting into a most delicious morsel.
Tomorrow thru Monday!
Tenderette Steer 9Q
Steak. lb- wC
Tenderette Steer-o-Pork 9Q
Steak. lb. "'C
Breakfast Bacon, 97r
mild cur j, lean lb. ' C
(any sise piece)
Colored Fryers, 97o
3-lb. average lb. ' -
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Sirloin Pork Roll, O C
boneless lb.
All Pork Sausage, O 'l
dinner link. lb.
Little Pig Breakfast
Link. lb.
Farm Style Summer Lean "Xr
Pork Sausage 2 lb.. J -H
Assorted Cooked Luncheon O C
or Sandwich Meats lb. -JC
Pickle. pint I 3C
Potato 1 C
Salad pint I -C
TENDER CURE HAMS
No par-boiling, mild sweet cure. Well trim
med to avoid waste. Fine summer eating
when sliced cold.
Butt End lb. 27c Shank End lb. 24c
Either end a dandy roast.
HOME
PURITY
ft. . "V v.s:..-
3READ
Mb. loaf 2 for 17c
H-lb. loaf 2 for 23c
An all yeast bread, no chemical leavening agent
used. Tha essential food elements of wheat re
stored by enrichment.
TOILETRIES
and Remedies
Bromo Seltzer, 60c size 40d
Alka Seltzer, 60c ize 49
One a Day Vitamin Tab
lets, 90 tablet ize.. 83
Phillips Milk of
Magnesia 23t
Cashmere Bouquet Toilet
Soap (lc .ale) 4 bar 2C?
Colgate. Scented Toilet
Soap 6 bar. 230
Colgate'. Shaving
Soap bar 5
Ipana Tooth Paste, lg. 39t?
Colgate. Dental Cream,
giant tube o3'
Fruits & Vegetables
Local Strawberries,
2 boxes 23
New Potatoe. 7 lb. 10
Green Peas 2 lbs. 13c
Large Lettuce. .2 heads 9c
Sunkist Oranges,
2SSs.
.2 doz. 2jC
Arizona Grapefruit,
6 for 15
Savings in the Groceterias
Cross & Blackwell Soups two 1-Ib. cans 25c
20 rarietles to choose from.
Quick Cooking Tapioca 2-lb. pkg. $c
Time for cold summer puddings.
Tang Salad Dressing qt. 29c
More sest for your salads.
Lumberjack Syrup l1 pint jar 22c
Clabber Girl Baking Powder 2-lb. 20c
Calumet Baking Powder 1-lb. can X5C
Royal Gelatine Dessert 3 pkgs. 14c
Gold Bar Coffee 1 lb. can 23c 2-lb. 45c
Drip or regular grind.
Z-Mor-U Coffee 1 lb. 23c 2 lbs. 45c
Ground when you buy to exactly suit your coffee maker.
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour 3V2-Ib. bag 23c
Sperry's Cornmeal 5-lb. bag 15c
Flavor Loaf Enriched Flour 49-lb. bag $1.59
Pyrex pie plate free
Drifted Snow Enriched Flour 49-lb. $1.83
Gold Bar Tomato Catsup, 14-oz. bottle 2 for 25
Gold Bar Kadota Figs No. 1 tall can, 2 for 25
GATES & LYDIARD
Delivery of f 1 00 Orders.
Dial) Cast Side JJ7S. West Side 28.
Sth at Central! (th at Crape.
Savings Without Self Denial.
Gold Bar Fruits
for Salad. . .No. 1 tall can lot
Gold Bar De Luxe
Plums No. 22 can 15t
Gold Bar Pine
apple No. 1 1 4 can 10
Sliced or chunklets
Gold Bar Extra Large
Ripe Olives. .No. 1 tall can 15
Gold Bar Fancy Cut Green
Beans, No. 2 can 2 for 25
Gold Bar Creamed Style
Corn, 303 can 3 for 25
Gold Bar Early Garden Peas,
No. 303 can 2 for 25
Silver Bar Sugar Peas,
303 can 10t
Gold Bar Peas and
Carrots No. 303 can 10
Gold Bar Pure Fruit
Preserve. lO-oz. can 10?
Shefford'. Wisconsin
Cheese 2-lb. box 49
Chevelle. American, Brick. Pimento
Shefford. Yrb. pkgs.
Wisconsin Cheese 15
Choice of American. Brick. Pimento,
Chevelle
Shefford'. Spread Chee.e
in Gold Band Glasses, each 15?
Cream Relish. Pimento, Olive Pimento,
Pineapple Cream, Limburger
Swift. Premium Deviled Meat,
No. can 3 for 10
Swift'. Premium Corned Beef
Hash Mb. can 15
Del Rogue Tomato
Juice 46-oz. can 15f
Meco Peas,
No. 303 can 3 for 25?
P. & G. White Laundry
Soap 7 bar. 22?
c ir" tin oNia