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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1941.
"GROCETERIA GOODNESS" - - ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING
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Howard J. Boyd, well known
In Medford when he wai with
the Pacific Tel.-phone and Tele
graph company here from 1022
to 1928, wai appointed general
penonnel upervior and secre
tary of the Employee!1 Benefit
Committee of the Oregon area,
effective November 1, according
to word received by R H. Ham
mond, telephone manager here.
Boyd succeeds James Redman,
recently named assistant to the
general manager for the Oregon
area.
With the Bell system for 26
years. Boyd was a technical man
In Medford from August, 1922.
to September, 1928. He began
his telephone career in the em
ploy of the Northwestern Bell
Telephone company In Duluth.
Minn., in 1916. at the age of 13,
as stock clerk. Six years later
he was transferred to Medford,
to remain until 1928 when he
was transferred to Eugene as
senior central office repairman;
In July, 1929, he went to Port
land as chief toll test-board-
man. Early in 1933 he was
transferred to The Dalles as
wire chief, In 1936 was named
wire chief at Astoria, and in
1938 was transferred to Klam
ath Falls as wire chief, a posi
tion he held until July of this
year. At that time he was named
staff assistant in the adminis
tration department in Portland.
Washington, Nov. 7,
The navy has announced pro
motion of 463 lieutenants to
the rank of lieutenant com
mander. The list included: Fred
erick F. Agens, Medford.
Lieut.-Com. Agens Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T.
Agens of 232 Valley View Drive
and a nephew of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Kldd of 1820 Crown Hill
road.
Lieut.-Com. Agena visited his
parents and his uncle and aunt
here for a few days last month
upon his return from Asiatic
duty. For three years ha had
served on the Black Hawk, a
destroyer then on duty in Chi
nese waters as flagship of the
Asiatic fleet. After his visit here
Lleut-Com. Agens left for the
Atlantic coast where he will be
on duty for the. next two years,
lie is a graduate of the Annapo
lis Naval Academy.
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Ashland. Nov. 7. SpI. The
price of milk in Ashland will
rise one cent per quart, effective
Monday, Nov. 10, a representa
tive of the dairymen announced
Thursday.
The rise was agreed upon at
a meeting of the Ashland Dairy
men's association Monday eve
ning. Previously, E. B Poycr
had represented the milkmen at
a meeting with Oregon milk
control board officials in Med
ford, to voice the local request
for a rise in price.
Cost of supnllrs, feed, etc.,
was listed as need for the in
crease In price, which will be
extended on (11 quantities of a
quart or more.
No change Is anticipated In
the price of pints on which the
present price Is seven cents.
Special Occasion
Next Sunday For
Methodist Church
Next Sunday will be a special
occasion for Methodists of Med
ford. Participating in a stale
wide Methodist movement of
home visitation the local church
has been busy for the past two
weeks calling on the Methodist
constituency to renew their loy
alty to the church. This has
resulted In many of the new
people of Medford uniting with
the church, according to the
pastor. Rev. Louis C. Klrby.
who reports there will be about
S3 persons who have decided
to establish their membership
In the church at the 11 o'clock
worship hour.
Mr. Kirby intends to preach
special sermon tor the occa
alon on the sublect "The Impor
tance of the Church in the Life
of the Community."
FELONS STAGE SHOW
- San Quentin Cal. (Uf War
den Clinton Dully installed ear
phone radio receivers In the
cells of all the Inmates of his
prison. Within a week they had
perfected a .10 minute raalo
show of their own for wh'rh
they asked, and received, week
ly time.
WE WILL STAND PART of the COST
Of THESE TWO FINE FOODS . . .
Home Purity Bakery
Bread and Pasteries at Pure and
Flavorful as Your Own Baking
Home Purity Cakes
FOR THE WEEK END
Consolation Chocolate
Burnt Brown Sugar
Golden Orange
Princess White
It Is easy to please the whole family, no matter what
kind of cake the different members like best. If some
like chocolate while others prefer a white or maybe
the brown sugar cake, take a half cake of each kind.
Maybe you like variety. In any case there Is no
extra charge.
Whole Cake 49c
Half Cake 25c
ANGEL CAKES
Four kinds to choose from 13, egg white, strawberry.
Custard, Hawaiian Delight.
Two Sizes - 29c - 49c
Repeating the Lemon Cream
Pies from Better Homes and Garden Magasine.
8 inch pie 29c
Home Purity Covered Wagon
Bread Mb. loaf 9c
A favorite for several years
French Bread 1 lb. loaf 10c
The genuine long spopge French recipe. Baked on a
brick hearth. You will thrill at the fine erust flavor.
Home Purity Vitamin Enriched
Bread, lb. loaf 9c, 1 i lb., 2 for 25c
5c COUPON
This coupon may be used as 5c toward
the purchase of one dozen Home Purity
Potato Doughnuts.
Dozen 20c
Lest Sc if you bring the coupon.
ELSEWHERE In this ad are two coupons, each good for 5c toward the purchase
of two Groceteria special foods, of which wo are justly proud: Potato Doughnuts
and Farm Style Pure Pork Sausage.
The Doughnuts are to good that if once eaten you will want to serve them regu
larly in your home. Free from excess frying fat with that "give me another" taste ap
peal, they provide the ready-in-a-jiffy light breakfast, pleasing to the whole family.
Use the Coupon in the Bakery Ad
FOR tho more lustantial breakfast or an economical dinner meat, know the eating
pleatura of real Farm Stylo Pork Sausage. Made of good cuts of pork in fact,
all of the hog legs, shoulders and other good pork cuts are ground and .sea
soned country style.
To please all we season two ways full country saga and a mild sausage for those
who do not want the sage. .
We couldn't make better Sausage If wa tried.
Use the Coupon in the Meat Market Ad
SAVINGS IN THE GROCETERIAS
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Sunkist Lemons, 490s. . .2 doz. 25c
Arizona Grapefruit 80s. . . .2 for 9c
Fancy Bananas 3 lbs. 25c
Avacados, large each 10c
Italian Broccoli. . 2 lbs. 19c
Parsnips 3 lbs. 10c
Rutabagas 3 lbs. 10c
Celery Hearts .2 bunches 19c
Boiling Onions 10 lbs. 15c
No-Drip "Tl
SYRUP PITCHER -
ifSts- with purchase 2 packages
Cheerioats 25c
Kellogg't Corn Flakes 3 large pkg.
Manufacturer's le Sale.
Albert Corn Flake, large pkg 3 for
Sperry Rolled Oats ; 9 lb. bag
Quaker Oats , lare pkg.
Old Fashioned Shredded Wheat Biscuit .pkg.
Kellogg'a All Bran large pkg.
Gold Bar Fancy Pumpkin No. 2y2 can
Del Rogue Pumpkin, No. 24 can 2 fr
Gold Bar Pineapple Juice 47 oz. can
Solar Broken Slice Pineapple No. 2 Y2 can
Gold Bar Pineapple Chunklets .No. 211 can
Gold Bar Catsup, 14 oz. bottles .2 for
Pencet Sorghum .No. 2y2 can
Oakridge Cut Green Bean, No. 333 can 3 for
Bagley' Red Label Tomatoe, Ho. iy2 can 2 for
Silver Bar Sugar Pea No. 303 can
Gold Bar Early Garden Pea No. 2 can
Walla Walla Spinach No. 2 can
Del Rogue Free Stone Peaches . '. No. 2 can
Gold Bar Golden Bantam Corn No. 303 can
Tenderweet Golden Corn, No. 303 can 3 for
Jolly Time Pop Corn can
Best for Soup Oyter No. 1 tall can
Gerber Baby Food ; 4 can
Aunt Dinah Molae No. 2y2 can
17c?
16c?
39f
20
10
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11
19
29
15c
10r
25
33r
23c
23
10c?
15r
lOr
19
10
25t
10c
15c
25c
15r
Brown Sugar 3 lb. bag 17p
Powdered Sugar 3 lb. bag 19c
Comfort Toilet Tissue 4 roll 23c?
Zee Tinted Toilet Tissue .' 4 roll 19c
Seedle RaUin 4 lb. pkg. 2Sc
Sperry Pancake Flour No. 10 bag 52c
Drifted Snow Flour No. 5 bag 22t
Sacramento Fruit Cocktail No. 1 tall can 10c
Fancy Red Mexican Bean 10 lb. -19c
Fancy Small White Bean 10 lb. bag 59c
Z-Mor-U Coffee, frehet and bet lb. 23 2 lb. 49c
Flavor Loaf Flour 49 lb. ?1.69
Alka Seltzer 60c size 49c
Adde Mineral Oil . . . pint 20 qt. 39c
Calox Tooth Powder 50c ize 43c
Ipana Tooth Paste 50c ize 39c
Vick Vapo Rub 35c ize 27
20 Mule Boric Acid Powder 2-oz. pkg. 7c
Pond Tissue, 500 heet. . . .2 pkg. 49
Cashmere Bouquet Soap 3 bar 25c
LUMINOUS
"Blackout"
SAFETY BELT
ej f Plus 1 KIX
ONLY lJC PKG- T0P
2 PKGS.
21c
art Oar nisiT for tun
KIX
Super Meat Markets
The Kind of Meat You Like to Eat
Not just economy, but Real Food
Satisfaction in good ground meats.
SOME of the most epsetii'ng of all meat dishes are made
from ground meats. yU the cost Is low. What could
bo more appreciated than a good meat loaf, meat balls
and spaghetti or macaroni, good ground btef fried as ham
burger patties or a supper of good old faihionsd Farm Style
Pure Pork Sausage that you are doubly sure was made of
choice cuts of grain fed pork. We're mighty finicky about
what gots Into our ground meats because we like them so
well ourselves. There is real economy and a lot of good
eating In good ground meats.
Ground Ham and Veal C
for loaf ...lb.
Blended for fine flavor enough for a family costs but
little cook enough for two days. Delicious when cold.
Ground
Beef
A good meat for a little. Serve with Macaroni, In Meat Pie,
fried, or with Chili Con Came. ' ' ,-
.lb.
20
SAUSAGE IS RICH X tJiZ&jl.? '$4 .
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PURE PORK
SAUSAGE LINKS Ib.29c
Use the Coupon It's worth a nickle
Old Fashioned Farm r p
Style Sausage lb. jC
It's all pork and good pork too. Use the coupon printed
below. Mild or full sage seasoned.
Old Fashioned Farm Style
Smoked Pork Sausage . .
.ib. 35
Smoked Farm Style In canvas. Our own fine Farm Style
Sausage, richly smoked. This is the sauiage we ship to
distant customers. Use the coupon.
Blade Cut Roast of
Steer Beef
.lb.
23
Short Ribs of Steer Beef
for baking
lb
. 15.
Hormels medium weight Minnesota Breakfast
Bacon, streaked with lean HQ
any size piece lb. sC
Hormels Fancy Minnesota -3 r
Breakfast Bacon, aliced lb. OjQ,
Home Purity C
Mince Meat lb. I VC
Made In New England from an early American recipe. The
finest we can buy Our popular mince pies ere made with
this fine mincemeat.
Old Homestead r r
Mince Meat 3 lb. LjQ.
A very good popular priced mince meet.
5c COUPON
This coupon may be applied as Sc on the
purchase of a pound or more of your choice
of the three pork sausages listed above.
Be Sure to Bring the Coupon
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Koxy Ann Crange Dance,
Grange Hall on Spring St.,
Saturday, Nov. 8, Merrill'
Orchestra.
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