Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 19, 1941, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1941. E LARGE NEW SHOP FOR TOY REPAIRS Men Building Own 30 By 26 Foot Addition North Side Of Headquarters Building When men of the Medford fire department go to work on their Christmai toy project this year, they will have a new workshop in which to rebuild and repaint the old, discarded playthings into shiny new gifts for under privileged children. The new workshop Is now finder construction. It will form part of department headquarters on the north side next to the tower. With a concrete floor and wooden walls, the shop will be 30 feet long, 2G feet wide and one story high. It will afford more room than the men now have to work In and will be more convenient for both the firemen and the public. The shop Is being built by the fire men themselves. Shop Well Equipped The workshop now Is on the second floor adjoining the kitch en. Folding doors, which can be opened for the full width of the kitchen, separate the two rooms. The present workshop Is to be made into a reception room. With a nucleus of tools bought by the firemen themselves years ago, the workshop has been built up gradually through funds pro cured from the firemen s annual ball. Now the workshop Is well equipped with all sorts of tools nsed by the firemen In their Christmas toy project. Included are the following power-driven tools: drill press, lathe, sander, Joiner, table saw, band saw and emery wheel. America's Liberties Will Be Retained Is ; Assertion by Piddle Tosemlte, Cal., Sept. 19. (IP) --Attorney General Francis Bid die said today he had no doubt the United States government would maintain "our essential (constitutional) liberties" re gardless of the severity of the orisis through which the nation may have to pass. -t He stated, however, It would deal "firmly yet fairly with those miserable saboteurs who make a mask of the very liber ties they are seeking to de stroy." i "It Is of course axiomatic," Blddle said In an address be fore the California Bar associa tlon, "that no liberty can be ab solute. Some things permissible In ordinary times cannot be safely tolerated in a time of grave peril." VEST POCKET PEP CONVICT FARM YOUTH I OF SLAYING MOTHER Goldendale, Wash., Sept. 19. VP) Eric Miller, 22-year-old farm youth, was convicted of first degree murder last night by a superior court Jury for the killing last May of his mother, Mrs. Annetta Miller. The Jury recommended against the death penalty, making a life sentence mandatory. DEMOCRATIC WOMEN PLAN FULL TICKETS ' Portland, Sept. 19. (IP) If Democratic men won't file for every office on the ballot, the women will, Mrs. Emily F. Ed son, national committee Aomsn for Oregon, said yestrrdny. ' She recalled that In past elec tions some Republicans have been unopposed. They'll have opposition In the future, she said, for "the women will be In there." BEINGDEVELOPED New Condensed Food Handy Package Intended For Airmen, Mechanized Units Fort Mason, Cal. (Spl) Ex tensive tests are now being con ducted by the quartermaster corps for a concentrated ration especially designed as emer gency food for parachutists, av iators and fast-moving mechan ized troops. The new "vest pocket" ration being tested has 3,311 calories packed inside three heat-resisting fiber cartons (one for each meal). The three meals for one man have a total weight of 27.1 ounces or slightly less than two pounds. The experimental work is being conducted by the quartermaster subsistence labor atory In Chicago. First field tests were made with soldiers at Fort Snelling, Minn., In Au gust. Vitamins and minerals In the experimental ration are more highly condensed than in the canned field ration developed by the quartermaster corps, which have been proving suc cessful on army field man euvers. A vltamtzed "pep" tab let, a fruit cake made of de hydrated apricots, peaches, prunes and raisins, and a cracker containing special foods that apparently will withstand every extreme In temperature without spoiling are Included In three fiber containers, all of which may be slipped into one pocket of a soldier's uniform. "Army and Navy Register describes the "vest pocket" ra tion in its present experimental stage as follows: "The breakfast In box has a total net weight or nine ounces and contains 983 cal ories. This meal includes four ounces of the new Pemmlcan biscuit (containing special vita mins), 840 calories; a 'pep' tab let made of malted milk and dextrose weighing two ounces, 219 calories; a 3-ounce veal loaf with 228 calories; two soluble coffee tablets and one slice of chewing gum. "The packaged dinner (to be served at noon) has a total net weight of eight ounces and con tains 1,012 calories. This .meal includes four ounces of Pemml can biscuit containing S40 cal ories; a 'pep' tablet made of 100 percent dextrose, weighing IV ounces and containing 142 calories; a 3-ounce ham spread with 330 calories; a tube of bouillon and one slice of chew ing gum. 'The supper carton has a to tal net weight of 9.6 ounces and contains 1,316 calories. This meal Includes four ounces of Pemmlcan biscuit containing 540 calories; a piece of choco late bar or standard 'D' ration weighing four ounces and con taining 240 calories; cervelut (condensed meat) weighing four ounces and containing 836 cal ories; one package of orange powder, which the parachutist simply put Into a container of cold water to make a refreshing beverage, and a slice of gum. "The 'pep' tablets are white in color and contain special vita mins sprayed with citric acid The taste is much like lemon candy although not quite so sweet. When the parachutist swallows a tablet he Immediate ly has a heavy flow of saliva so that the food value of the tablet Is quickly absorbed into the blood stream. "This means more energy for the soldier for, as the food physiologists term it, 'anything that goes quickly Into the blood stream In the form of glucose goes Immediately through the liver and is converted at once Into glycogen and becomes the basis for energy'." "GROCETERIA GOODNESS" ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING GENUINE FRENCH BREAD Now In the Home Purity Bakery YE8, real French Bread. Not a makeshift baked from the regular bread dough, but a real French long sponge dough. 24 hours in the mak ing then baked on a brick hearth, installed for the sole purpose of baking French Bread and rolls. - Now you may regularly enjoy those fine crisp French Rolls and crispy crust French Bread us ually found only in the finest hotels Crusty French Rolls . . . doz. 20c With or without sesame seed. French Bread ...... .lb. loaf 10c CAKES FOR THE WEEK-END Pecan Sundae Three brown sugar layers, with pecans. Southern Nut Red Devils Food The two most popular chocolate cakes, Pineapple Chiffon Three white layers, flavor enhanced with golden ripe pineapple. Lemon Butter Golden yellow layers with lemon butter filling. Angel Cakes in wide variety Choice 49c -Half Cake 25c For Breakfast Nothing adds so much to the enjoyment of bacon and eggs as a Cinnamon roll. Cherry bun, . Butterhorn. Home Purity Cookies . 2 doz. 25c Home Purity Vitamin Enriched Bread lib.... loaf 9c 1 J lb.... 13c "So that FREEDOM shall not perish from the earth. ..." "With Jobs more plentiful and wages higher, a slight sacrifice here, the omission of a few luxuries there, will help Here are the words of the President of the United States In urging the people of this nation to invest la DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMPS and BONDS. These Stamps and Bonds have prior ity on America's pocketbook . . . they provide the opportunity for all of us to take a direct part in building the defense of our country an American way to find the billions needed for National Defense. The United States is today, as it has always been, the BEST INVESTMENT in the world.' Now, when , Uncle Sam needs every dollar you can spare for ships . . for planes . . for tanks . for guns . for vital defense equipment, it Is definitely the time to BUY A SHARE IN AMERICA ... Kelp keep Amer ica strong "so that freedom shall not perish from the earth". DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMPS on sale at Both GROCETERIAS GUERNSEY MILK From the Leonard Freeman herd. You will like this finer and richer milk. FRUITS & VEGETABLES President Plums for jams or canning. . lb. 5c Frsh Home Grown Spinach. . . .3 lbs. 25c Onions ... .10 lbs. 15c Carrots or Beets 2 bunches 5c Banana Squash lb. 3c Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs. 10c Sunkist Lemons, 490's 2 doz. 29c Honey Ball Melons 3 for 25c (As sweet as their name) Casabas Honeydews Persian Melons Super Meat Markets The Kind of Meat You Like to Eat Another recipe repeated by re quest: Last week we repeated the recipe for Meat Balls and Spaghetti. Now we repeat the Meat Loaf recipe. We suggest that you save this one. It will save money for you and will give the family one of the best liked of all meats. A Big Meat Service for 5c Groceteria Ham and Veal Loaf TAKE our ground ham and Teal, mixed to In sure fine flavor, yet costs only 25c a pound. Fine hot or cold, yet goes farther because Instead of shrinkage you should have more weight than you use meat after you cook it. Here is a very popular recipe I 1 Pound Ham and Veal Loaf 3 Slices Home Purity Bread 1 Egg 1 Cup Milk Vx Grated Onion 1 Teaspoon Salt ' Teaspoon Pepper I Cup tomato Juice, or can hot sauce Mix all ingredients together. Bake In 450 de gree over 15 minutes, reduce to 400 degrees and bak 30 minutes more. Serves 6 to 8. Costs about Sc per person and you couldn't please the fam ily more. Ground Ham and Veal for loaf . . Ib. 25c Guaranteed Steer Beef; 29c 23c 29c Rolled Prime Rib Roast ..lb, Blade Cut Steer Pot Roast Steer Sirloin Steaks . , .lb. ,..lb. Leg of Spring n 7 Lamb Ib. C Spring or Lamb Steaks lb. &JC Open Kettle o Q Rendered Lard 3 lbs PsC Raths Pickled Pigs Feet n r 14-oz. jar, 17S l-lb. jar LjZ Hormel's Fancy OQ Breakfast Bacon lb. DsC There is no finer. Farm Style Pork Sausage ' With the chilly mornings comes the hank ering for good old fashioned farm style saus age. A fine and economical dinner meat, too, because no bone waste. SAVINGS in the GROCETERIAS Old Fashioned Graham Crackers Eastern type. Not 4oo sweet N.B.C. Grahams 2 lb. box 30c P is for PEPPER oppelilet to entice N is for NUTMEG rich tropic spice Vs for pure VANIUA that delicate flavor Products by Schilling win your good favorl Schilling: t SICIIlt MTBSCtS Chinese Foods Jan-u-wlne brand 1 can "hep i,uey 1 can Chow Main Both 39c Vi 'L. J Etc . A grand picture of Fibber McOee and Molly and Cast FREI with any pur-j chase below . . while supply loirs I ' Johnson's GLO-COAT ,59 JOHNSON'S WAX Mrri ee. t-ie. tin iiouio rmt sin 59 59 ' ' Johnson's CREAM WAX ind BLEM OQ, PViNITVM TMAtMINT IIT) SOTH K V V T" d Johnson's CAR NO Cascade Soda Crackers ". 2-lb. box 16 Cascade Grahams 2-lb. box 18 Kellogg's Corn Flakes 2 large pkgs. 19c1 Glass Cereal Bowl Free. Sacramento Fruit Cocktail, No. 1 tall can 10 Sweetheart Soap 4 bars 19c1 Crater Lake Bartlett Pears, . . .No. iyt can 17c4 Church's Grape Juice qt. 25c4 Kraft's Milk Caramels lb. 23 Del Rogue Sauerkraut Juice, No. 2 cn, 3 for 25 Del Rogue Tomato Juice, tall can, . . .3 for 20 Maca Yeast 2 pkgs. 5 Diamond A Diced Carrots, No. 2 can, 3 for 25 Gold Bar Sliced Pineapple No. 2l can 19 Gold Bar Pineapple ChunkleU, No. 211 can 10 Westwood Yellow Cling Peach halves, 2'z 15 Elbow Cut Macaroni 3 lb. 15 Davis Fillet of Mackeral, Ig. oval can 19 Salt Mackeral ready to fry No soakln. Best for Soup Oysters No. 1 tall can 14 Gerber's Baby Foods 4 cans 25( Swift's Prem Luncheon Meat can 29 Royal Gelatin Desserts 4 for 23c Royal Orange Cocoanut Tapioca Pudding 4 for 23 Nu-Bora Urge pkg. 49 Pablum large pkg. 39 Pop Corn large family bag 15 Freshly popped by us the -lay you buy, Curtis Tex. Grapefrt. Juice, No. 2 can, 3 for 25 Gold Bar Coffee. ...... .1 lb. 25; 2 lbs. 49 trip or regular. Z-Mor-U Coffee 1 lb. 25; 2 lbs. 49 Why pay mce. Money-back guarantee. Flavor Vitamin Enriched Flour, 49 lbs. $1.65 Drifted Snow, vitamin enriched flour, 49 lbs $1.89 Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, . . . .Ig. pkg. 20 Triangle Pancake Flour, No. 10 bag 43? Triangle Rolled Oats & Wheat, No. 10 bag 33 Cream of Wheat Urge pkg. 22 Sunshine Rippled Wheat, 2 pkgs. 15 Gold Bar Fey. Cut Green Beans, 2s, 2 for 25 Gold Bar Pumpkin, No. 2'z can 2 for 19 Gold Bar Asparagus style Green Eeans, 2s, 15 Log Cabin Cane and Maple Syrup, small 15 P. and G. White Laundry Soap. . .10 bars 33 GATES & LYDIARD Ith at Central! 6th at Grape Savings Without Self-Denial