. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1941
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T CAMP AT
LAKE OF WOODS
CLOSESJUNDAY
Greatest Year In History
In Continuous Use Since
June 221600 Visitors.
The Boy Scout camp at Lake
' Woods will be cloned for the
season next Sunday, according
to Frank Rogers, Scout camping
chairman. The camp, operated
by the Crater Lake Boy Scout
council, a Medford Community
Chest agency, is finishing Its
greatest year of use In the his
tory of the camp.
. "Camp was opened June 22
and has been in continuous
operation since," Rogers said to
day. A report from the local
Scout office shows that over 750
different campers have enjoyed
the facilities of Camp McLough
lin as maintained by the Boy
Scout council. The camp was
used successively by the South
ern Oregon Church conference,
the Boy Scouts of America, the
Salvation army, the Girl Scouts,
the Campfire Girls, and the Med
4nrA Hloh fnnthnll enuad. Prob
ably 1,600 children and adults
attended or visited the camp
this summer.
A crew of 19 men under direc
tion of Frank Rogers and Larry
Schade, Boy Scout president,
are making the trek to camp this
week-end to do the work neces
sary to close the plant and care
for the equipment. Henry van
Berger, camp caretaker, will be
left in camp until winter.
121 ENROLLED IN
"GROCETERIA GOODNESS" ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING
Menus of the Day
Howa-d District, Sept. 12.
(Spl.) Howard school opened
Sept. 8 with enrollment of 121.
Fifteen are beginners and there
la elau of 20 In the eighth
tirade. Mrs. Guv Corliss Is new
on the teaching staff this year,
h- vlng the fifth ana sixin graaes.
There Is new stage equipment
In th svm which will add sreat-
ly to entertainment held this
year. Mrs. Juanita Rogers. Mrs
Florence Bunson, Mrs. Margaret
Tedrlrk and Mrs. Paul Robert
son helped In obtaining the sub
scriptions which maae me new
equipment possible.
A meeting of the P.-T. A. ex
ecutive committee will be held
at the home of Mrs. Paul kod-
srtson tonight at 7:30 oclocK.
rnmmlllM chairmen BDDointed
by the new president, Mrs.
Vn. Mabel Johnson; unance.
Mrs. Delia Walker; hospitality,
Juanita Rogers, are publicity,
lr Bertha Benson: orogram.
Mrs. Paul Robertson and maga
zine, Mrs. Ruby Walton.
NEATNESSFPUT
ON PAYING BASIS
Fort Lw1a, Wuh. An tnnors
tlon that will probable make his
outfit on of the nattleit In the annj
was recently put Into affect by Capt.
James C. Hrlmer. commander of
Company B. 183rd Infantry.
After each Saturday morning's In
spection, the company non-eommla-eloned
officers to Into a huddle and
select the neateat appearing soldier
lu th unit. To th winner goes a
S3 bill.
" By MRS. ALEXANDER OEOflOB
Dinner For S or S
Chilled Orepefrult Julc
Bam Cutlet with Apple Slims
Buttered Cauliflower
ataahed Sweet Potatoes Neapolitan
, Corn Muffins Butter
CrUp Cucumber Stick
reach Cuatard 1c Cream
' Angel Pood Cake (Optional)
Coffe
Bam Collet with Apple (Urea
j 1 pound bam alien
i. U cup dark brown sugar
, ' 1 cup plneappl Julc
. I tableapoon lemon Julc
1 teaspoon cinnamon
' I cup alleed apple
- Oover bam with water and simmer
fa talnutea. Drain and plac bam In
hell mi of ihallow baking dleh.
Sprinkle with sugar nd Juice. Add
cinnamon and bak S3 mlnutea In
moderate oven. Corer with epplea
and bak 20 minute. Bait one dur
ing thli period. Carefully transfer to
hetd platter. Buy bam lS Inch
thick.
Maanetf Sweet Neapolitan
t cup cooked mashed sweet pota
toe t tablespoons butter
V. teaspoon mac
1 tgg. betn
1t teaapoon aalt
teaapoon white pepper
1 teaapoon grated orans rind
t tableapoon orange Julc
. . Mis potatoee, butter, mac, MH.
salt, pepper and rind. Beat well. Pile
Into buttered shallow baking aim
Snrlnkle with Mice end bak 35
mlnutea In moderate yen.
Pearli Cnntard lr Cream
S M yolka, beaten
t cup autar
tablespoons flour
S cupa milk
M teaapoon aalt
t cupa whipped cream
1 cup erunhed freah peachea
I tableapoon lemon Julc
Mix arc with auger, flour and
alt. Add milk and cook In double
boiler until thick. Stir constantly
Cool and add other Ingredient. Pour
Into refrigerator tray and frees until
tiff (about hours) .
ONE KILLED, TRIO HURT
AT HIGHWAY JUNCTION
Eugene. Sept. 12 . W) Ola
Harry Sawyer, elderly resident
of Ermira, was killed Thursday
afternoon and two men and a
woman were In a hospital In
Eugene with Injuries resulting
from an accident at the Elmira
Junction with the Pacific high
way north of Eugene.
The Injured are C. P. Nls
wonger. Bend. Ore., lacerations
of scalp and face and broken
nose; G. W. Winslow, Bend.
slight brain concussion and
bruises, and Miss Etta Sawyer
Elmira, sister of Mr. Sawyer.
Closing tlm ftil Claaalfled Ads
a m. Too Lit to Claaalfy 13 30 p
SO GOOD
SO INEXPENSIVE!
51
NOW
DRIVE-IN
SERVICE
11 A. M. to 1 A. M.
MURRAY'S
MAID-RITE
South Central at Ninth
jSjjwinaiaijaia.
m&
Alcohol
10
by velum
Home Purity Bakery
Bread and Cake like Mother Made.
Repeated by Popular Demand
STrl weeks ago we sold those fine Lemon
plea from th recipts in Ettr Horn and
Garden Magasln. Thy must have bn good
because so many folks came back for more.
Tomorrow:
Lemon Meringue Pie
Lemon Chiffcn Pie
Choice 29c
You will find the reclpas In Bttr Homes and
Cardan Magasln.
OTHER HOME PURITY PIES TOMORROW!
Apple Boysnbrry Pach Gooieberry
Home Purity
CAKES
FOR THE WEEK-END
Wellesley Fudge Chocolate
Southern Nut Chocolate
Pilgrim, Brown Sugar
Maytime (bouquet of fruit) white
layer
Angel Cakes, 13-egg, Hawaiian Delight
and Strawberry
Choice 49c-Half Cake 25c
Home Purity Cookies, 2 doz. 25c
FOR BREAKFAST
Cinnamon Buns. . .,. . .6 for 10c
Butter' Horns 3 for 10c
$5000.00 in Free Groceries in the
Drifted Snow Flour Contest.
Entry Blanks at Both Groceterias
WHY ENRICHED
BREAD? ....
Reading time 57 seconds
. T EMEMBER Grandma's home-made
X.brad7 Good? You bet. but Its ral
goodness was unknown because vita
mins, the essential elements of all foods,
were unknown.
Because they were unknown the
millers of flour In their efforts to give
the public the fine textured white bread
nearly all demand, unknowingly milled
those vitamins out. It took 70 years to
find this out but once learaned the
miliars with th assistance of the U. S. .
Bureau of Standards learned how to put
thm back nance enriched bread.
For years everyone has bn told to
eat whole wheat bread but the fondness
for th flavory whit loaf was so great
that less than 2 heeded the warning.
Now you may have your favorite
white loaf yet have the essential vital
food elements milled out of the wheat
In making white flour. The thiamin,
riboflavin, nicotinic acid (unfortunately
named, not from tobacco) and the iron
are back In the bread yet the texture
and flavor remain the same.
Your Groceterias were the first In
southern Oregon to bring this more
healthful bread to you. In many cities
extra charge is made for enriched bread.
Thanks to your Groceteria. Medford
folks pay nothing extra for enrichment
ENRICHED HOME
PURITY BREAD
(Contains no alum-baring chemicals)
1 POUND LOAF
lHb.loaf f' 1
Super Meat Markets
The Kind of Mat Tou i-ia to x.ai
HAVE YOU THOUGHT OF IT?
WE'LL bet you have. These snappy
mornings say sausage and hot cakes
as loud as if one shouted it.
Thr Is no finr autumn breakfast than
good pork sausag. Just th right amount
of lean and fat. the right amount of spices
no other mests mixed In and you have
a breakfast fit for a free born American
cltiien and we all know thr is nothing
too good for him.
Groceteria Farm Style Pork Sausage
has long been famous as the best In South
ern Oregon.
Chuck Steak of
Steer Beef It.
Rib Steaks of
Steer Beef ll
Blade Cut Roast of
Steer Beef lb.
Grain Fed
Pork Steaks lb.
Spare
Ribs
Lamb
Steaks
Hormel't finest Minnesota fed
and cured Bacon, sliced, lb.
Swift and Co.
Bacon Backs lb.
27c
33c
23c
29c
19c
25c
35c
29c
TENDERETTES
Learn the goodness and economy of Ten
derettes. No bone waste all meat a
delicious blend of beef and pork.
Pound 33c
Vitamin Enrichment of
Bread pronounced the
greateit advance in hu
man nutrition in 50
years.
Conform to
t. S. Bureau
of Standard
for enriched
bread.
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Sunkist Lemons, 490s 2 doz. 29c
Oranges for Juice, 288's 2 doz. 29c
Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. 15c
Sweet Spanish Onions, U.S. No. 1 Boilers, 10 lb. 15c
Potatoes, U. S. No. 2 .50 lbs. 43c
President Large Blue Plums for canning. . .lb. 5c
Watermelons lb. lc
Casabas Persians Honey Dew Melons
GOLD BAR PICKLES
In Pineapple Vinegar
Dllclously crisp Pickles finer
flavor without the acid burn so
often noticed In sweet pickles.
CHILI SAUCE
SWEETS
SWEET MIXED
SWEET PICKLE CHIPS
SWEET RELISH
CHOW-CHOW
SOUR
DILLS
SWEET DILLS
SLICED SWEET DILLS
A sise of every kind to fit
your need:
13c -17c -23c -35c
(fete
1b?
I SSfJCS!
SAVINGS in the GROCETERIAS
Golden West Coffee, 1 lb. can 31?; 3 lbs. 85?
Ceftfonti
Fine wines, In distinctive
decanters... worthy of a
place on your sideboardl
SHERRY PORT TOKAY
ANGELICA MUSCATEL
1.65 Oat. 53c Qt.
The t O IYONJ S $ COMPANY
MAIL TRIBUNE
BARGAIN
BAYS o
WILL CLOSE
MONDAY - Sept. 15
ACT NOW
and SAVE MONEY
Gold Bar Pineapple No. can 10?
(4 large slices)
Gold Bar Crushed Pineapple, No. 1 flat, 3 for 25?
Gold Bar Pineapple Chunklets. .No. 211 can 10?
Solar Broken Sliced Pineapple, No. 22 can lot?
Gold Bar Early Garden Lima Beans, No. 2 can 15?
Silver Bar Blended Lima Beans. . . .No. 2 can
Sunshine Graham Crackers 2 lb. box 30
Hi-Ho Crackers (butter crackers) 1 lb. box 19?
Kellogg's Variety (pkg. of 10 ind. cereals) . .22?
Albers Flapjack Flour 4 lb. sack" 23
Peacock Buckwheat Flour 4 lb. sack 25
Quaker Oats large pkg. 20?
Old Fashioned Shredded Wheat Biscuits, pk. 10
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing qt. jar 30
Scot Tissue Toilet Paper 3 rolls 20c1
Crosse & Blackwell Soups, Mb. cans. .2 for 25
(Over 23 kinds)
Schillings, Folgers or M.J.B. Coffee
lb. 31c1 2 lbs. 60?
Diamond A Whole Kernel Corn, No. 2 can, 2-25?
Gold Bar Pumpkin No. 2Y2 can 10?
Diamond A Beet Greens No. 2'2 can 13?
Oak Ridge Green Beans, No. 303 can, 3 for 23?
Diamond A Slic Green Beans, No. 2 can, 2 for 23?
Franco American Spaghetti, No. 1 can, 3 for 23?
Bisquick large PS. 20
Softasilk Cake Flour pkg. 25?
S perry Rolled Oats 9 lb. bag 33?
Crosse &. Blackwell Oran. Marmalade, lb. jar 20?
(Choice of bitter or sweet)
Karo Syrup, blue label 3 lb. can 22?
Staley's Waffle Syrup 5 lb. can 43c
Keen Salad Dressing qt jar 10?
2vrr? OATFS & LYDIARD
ENSE BONDS fc STAMPS! VJ 1 1 J LX 1 J 1 J- 1 i 1 J
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Slh at Cntrli Ith at Crao
Saving Without Self Denial
PR0CT0R&GAMBLE
PRODUCTS
Guest Ivory 4 bars 17?
Medium Ivory 3 bars 17?
Large Ivory 4 bars 35?
Ivory Flakes large pkg. 22?
Ivory Snow large pkg. 22?
Camay Toilet Soap bar 6?
Lava Soap, large bar 3 for 25?
Oxydol giant pkg. 59?
Dreft large pkg. 22?
Dash Granulated Soap giant pkg. 47?
P. & G. White Naptha Soap ... 10 bars 33d
Clean Quick Soap Chips giant pkg. 32?
Crisco 3-lb. can 62?
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